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Chapter 6.4, Problem 20E
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a) If m X Y ⌢ > m Y Z ⌢ , write an inequality that compares the measures of inscribed angles 1 and 2 .

b) If m ∠ 1 < m ∠ 2 , write and inequality that compares the measures of X Y ⌢ and Y Z ⌢ .

Chapter 6.4, Problem 20E, a If mXYmYZ, write an inequality that compares the measures of inscribed angles 1 and 2. b If m1m2,

To determine

(a)

To write:

An inequality that compares the measures of inscribed angles 1 and 2.

Explanation

Given:

mXY⌢>mYZ⌢ and the figure given below

Theorem Used:

According to the following theorem

In a circle (or in congruent circles) containing two unequal arcs, the larger arc corresponds to the larger central angle.

Calculation:

Using following theorem

Since the arcs are unequal i.e. mXY⌢>mYZ⌢ and from the given figure

To determine

(b)

To write:

An inequality that compares the measures of XY⌢ and YZ⌢.

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