Please help me find the measure of the angles in the circle? What equations would I use for each of the measures?

Please fill in any parts you can do, so we can see where you need help. The first, \(m\angle DOE\), comes directly from the fact that you were given about arc DE, and needs only knowledge about the definition of the measure of an arc. Others will depend on various theorems you should have learned.

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Dr.Peterson said:
Please fill in any parts you can do, so we can see where you need help. The first, \(m\angle DOE\), comes directly from the fact that you were given about arc DE, and needs only knowledge about the definition of the measure of an arc. Others will depend on various theorems you should have learned.

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These are my answers:
A. m<DOE=20 degrees
B. m<AEB=40 degrees
C. m<ABE=50 degrees
D. m<ODG=90 degrees
F. m<CDG=45 degrees
Do they look correct?

Thank you
 
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