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AB is a diameter of a circle with centre O, and C is a point on the circle with ∠BOC = 64°. D is a point on the arc AC that does not contain B. Find ∠ADC.

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  • A122°
  • B58°
  • C116°
  • D148°

Step-by-Step Solution

∠AOC = , so arc AC (not containing B) is the minor arc. A point on the major arc would see AC at 58°; D lies on the minor arc, so ∠ADC = .
Answer: A) 122°

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