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Mathematics, 14.05.2021 18:20 kenxkeith

1.) In the accompanying diagram of circle O, ADB and AEC are secants, chords BE and CD intersect at F, tangent GH intersects circle O at C, BD = 100°, DE = 70°, and EC = 80°. Find the following.
1. Angle of BAC
2. Angle of BDC
3. Angle of CFE
4. Angle of GCE
5. Angle of AEB


1.) In the accompanying diagram of circle O, ADB and AEC are secants, chords BE and CD intersect at

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