Quadrilateral WILDWILDW, I, L, D is inscribed in circle OOO. \overline{WI} WI start overline, W, I, end overline is a diameter o
f circle OOO. What is the measure of \angle D∠Dangle, D? ^\circ ∘ degrees
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Quadrilateral WILD is inscribed in circle O.
WI is a diameter of circle O.
What is the measure of angle D?
See attached for diagram
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Summation of opposite angles of a quadrilateral inscribed in a circle is 180°, given that the vertices are on the circle.
Given
<WIL = 45°
<ILD = 109°
In the attached;
<WIL + <WDL = 180° (Opposite angle of quadrilateral)
Substitute 45° for <WIL in the above expression
45° + <WDL = 180° ---- Collect like terms
<WDL = 180° - 45°
<WDL = 135°
Hence, the measure of angle D is 135° (See attached)
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