Lia W.

asked • 03/27/22

Geometry Help!!!

The circle in the following figure is centered at the point S, and the points L, M, N, Q and R lie on its circumference. In degrees, what is the measure of the minor arc NR?


**I have no idea how to input pictures into this website

Mark M.

With out a diagram we have no idea as to how to solve.
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03/27/22

Lia W.

Mark M. how do I import a diagram?
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03/28/22

Mark M.

I have asked WyzAnt the same question multiple times and have not gotten an aswer.
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03/28/22

Stanton D.

Lia W., A picture is worth "up to 1000 words", BUT usually you can describe in many fewer. Are coordinates furnished for the points, or can you reasonably read them from the diagram? Are L, M, N, Q, R successive points in a CL or CCL direction? What additional information is furnished about any of the respective arcs or central angles? Anything a picture can show, you can describe with words. Try it.
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03/28/22

Donald W.

You can drag and drop images into the box that you type the question into.
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03/28/22

Brenda D.

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Hi Lia W is there possibly a link to your diagram?
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Robert K. answered • 03/29/22

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The only thing that I, or any other tutor, can tell you without a sketch is that the measure of the minor arc NR will be the same as the measure of the central angle NSR.


I assume you understand that 'minor' arc means the 'short way around' as opposed to any major are which means the 'long way around'. Also a major arc would be designated with 3 letters rather than 2.

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