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Recap: Radii and Triangles

Part of the Circles section of Coddy's Geometry journey. Lesson 22 of 59.

Challenge

AC is a diameter of circle O, and B is a point on the circle joined to A, O and C. Find ∠OBC, then press Check.

Try it yourself

$Find the marked part of the figure$

Find the marked part of the figure

All lessons in Circles

1Parts of a Circle

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4Arcs and Sectors

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7Angles in a Semicircle

Thales' Theorem The Right Angle Inside Is That Enough?Semicircle With Letters Recap: Semicircles

10Tangents

What a Tangent Is Tangent and Radius Tangent Lengths Two Tangents From a Point Tangents With Letters Recap: Tangents

2Circumference

The Hexagon Inside Around the Circle Radius From Circumference Recap: Circumference

5Radii Make Isosceles

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8Angles on the Same Arc

Same Arc, Same Angle Using the Same Arc Spot the Bow Tie Same Arc With Letters Recap: Same Arc

11Circle Chases

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