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    Intersecting Chords Theorem

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    This document discusses the intersecting chords theorem and provides examples of using it to solve for unknown angles. It begins by naming the theorem and providing examples that show: (1) using the theorem to substitute angle measures into an equation and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 82 degrees; and (2) using the theorem to set up a proportion, substitute values, and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 95 degrees. It concludes by asking the reader to identify the correct answer for a problem finding an angle measure based on the examples.

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    This document discusses the intersecting chords theorem and provides examples of using it to solve for unknown angles. It begins by naming the theorem and providing examples that show: (1) using the theorem to substitute angle measures into an equation and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 82 degrees; and (2) using the theorem to set up a proportion, substitute values, and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 95 degrees. It concludes by asking the reader to identify the correct answer for a problem finding an angle measure based on the examples.

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    This document discusses the intersecting chords theorem and provides examples of using it to solve for unknown angles. It begins by naming the theorem and providing examples that show: (1) using the theorem to substitute angle measures into an equation and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 82 degrees; and (2) using the theorem to set up a proportion, substitute values, and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 95 degrees. It concludes by asking the reader to identify the correct answer for a problem finding an angle measure based on the examples.

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    This document discusses the intersecting chords theorem and provides examples of using it to solve for unknown angles. It begins by naming the theorem and providing examples that show: (1) using the theorem to substitute angle measures into an equation and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 82 degrees; and (2) using the theorem to set up a proportion, substitute values, and solve for the variable, finding the angle measure is 95 degrees. It concludes by asking the reader to identify the correct answer for a problem finding an angle measure based on the examples.

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    INTERSECTING CHORDS

    THEOREM
    NAME THE CHORD. IDENTIFY THE
    CHORD/S IN THE FIGURE SHOWN.
    NAME THE CHORD/S
    NAME THE CHORD/S
    NAME THE CHORD/S
    NAME THE CHORD/S
    INTERSECTING CHORDS
    THEOREM
    EXAMPLE 1
    A. Find x.

    Substitution

    Simplify.

    Answer: x = 82
    EXAMPLE 1
    B. Find x.
    Step 1 Find mVZW.

    Substitution

    Simplify.
    EXAMPLE 1 Use Intersecting Chords or Secants

    C. Find x.

    Theorem 10.12

    Substitution

    Multiply each side by 2.

    Subtract 25 from each side.

    Answer: x = 95
    EXAMPLE 1
    B. Find x.

    A. 92

    B. 95

    C. 97

    D. 102

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