SOLUTION: If m 1 = 90°, what is m ACB?= ?degrees Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30° m 2 = ?degrees Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30° m 3 = ? degrees

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Question 463107: If m 1 = 90°, what is m ACB?= ?degrees
Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30°
m 2 = ?degrees
Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30°
m 3 = ? degrees

Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30°
m 4 =? degrees

Given: BD is a diameterm 1 = 100°m BC = 30°
m AD = ?degrees

Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30°
m CAB = ? degrees

Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30°
m DAB = ? degrees

Given: BD is a diameter m 1 = 100°m BC = 30°
m ADB = ? degrees

Answer by richard1234(7193) About Me  (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I can't answer those questions because there is no diagram or description of a diagram (where are angle 1, angle 3, angle DAB relative to the circle?).