In the figure below, if angle t measures 130 degrees, what is the measure of angle q?

Circle theorem:

The angle at the centre (T) is double the angle at the circumference (Q)

---> That also means that:

The angle at the circumference (Q) is half the angle at the centre (T)

Since T = 130 degrees;

Q = 130 divided by 2

   = 65°

∠Q = 65°

m<Q = 65°

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that <T = 130°

To find the <Q

From the figure we can see that <T is the central angle made by the arc RS

And <Q is the angle made by the arc RS on minor arc.

We know that m<Q = (1/2)m<T

We have m<T = 130°

Therefore m<Q = 130/2 = 65°

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