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In the circle above, chord AC = 26. What is the area of the circle?
(1) Angle ABC = 120°
(2) AB = BC = 15
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Can someone explain why B is the correct choice ?
Option A- I was able to find out the radius using the (i) central angle property and (ii) 30-60-90 property of a triangle, and thus the area. Not sure how B can be correct. My answer would be A.
Option A- I was able to find out the radius using the (i) central angle property and (ii) 30-60-90 property of a triangle, and thus the area. Not sure how B can be correct. My answer would be A.
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A triangle will have a circle with a unique radius that would circumscribe it.
Statement 1: Angle ABC = 120° Here, we cannot deduce the information about the triangle.
Statement 2: AB = BC = 15 Here, we have a specific triangle. A specific circle would circumscribe it. Hence, SUFFICIENT!!
Answer: Option B
Statement 1: Angle ABC = 120° Here, we cannot deduce the information about the triangle.
Statement 2: AB = BC = 15 Here, we have a specific triangle. A specific circle would circumscribe it. Hence, SUFFICIENT!!
Answer: Option B
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