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    This geometry problem set asks students to find missing angles in various circle diagrams using properties of isosceles and central angles. Question 1 shows an isosceles triangle with two 54 degree angles, so the third must be 54 degrees. Question 2 has a central angle of 162 degrees, so the other angles must total 180-162=18 degrees and be divided evenly. Question 3 uses both isosceles and central angle properties. Question 4 shows an isosceles triangle with two 70 degree angles, so the third must be 70 degrees.

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    This geometry problem set asks students to find missing angles in various circle diagrams using properties of isosceles and central angles. Question 1 shows an isosceles triangle with two 54 degree angles, so the third must be 54 degrees. Question 2 has a central angle of 162 degrees, so the other angles must total 180-162=18 degrees and be divided evenly. Question 3 uses both isosceles and central angle properties. Question 4 shows an isosceles triangle with two 70 degree angles, so the third must be 70 degrees.

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    Sneaky Isosceles

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    This geometry problem set asks students to find missing angles in various circle diagrams using properties of isosceles and central angles. Question 1 shows an isosceles triangle with two 54 degree angles, so the third must be 54 degrees. Question 2 has a central angle of 162 degrees, so the other angles must total 180-162=18 degrees and be divided evenly. Question 3 uses both isosceles and central angle properties. Question 4 shows an isosceles triangle with two 70 degree angles, so the third must be 70 degrees.

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    Circle geometry – Sneaky isosceles

    Find the missing angles and give reasons for your answers
    Note – Q3 uses more than one rule to find the missing angle

    Q1 Q2

    54°
    31°

    162°

    Q3 Q4

    62°
    48°

    70°

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