Posted by Amy on Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 6:47pm.
Confusing question.
You say "a triangle is within a circle"
Are the vertices on the triangle ON the circle?
Where does O come in ? Is O the centre of the circle?
also the statement
<AOB= (23 + 90)deg looks like a typo, all the others contain variable names.
no the vertices is on the point. the 0 i in the center of the circle.
no the vertices is on the point. the 0 i in the center of the circle.
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