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The circle in the figure below has a radius of r and center at C . The distance from A to B is x , the distance from A to D is y , and the length of arc BD is s . For the following problem, redraw the figure, label it with the values given, and then solve. ​If  The circle in the figure below has a radius of r and center at C . The distance from A to B is x , the distance from A to D is y , and the length of arc BD is s . For the following problem, redraw the figure, label it with the values given, and then solve. ​If    and   , find x . Apply the rules regarding the use of significant digits after all computations are complete.   ​ A)    B)    C)    D)    E)   and The circle in the figure below has a radius of r and center at C . The distance from A to B is x , the distance from A to D is y , and the length of arc BD is s . For the following problem, redraw the figure, label it with the values given, and then solve. ​If    and   , find x . Apply the rules regarding the use of significant digits after all computations are complete.   ​ A)    B)    C)    D)    E)   , find x . Apply the rules regarding the use of significant digits after all computations are complete. The circle in the figure below has a radius of r and center at C . The distance from A to B is x , the distance from A to D is y , and the length of arc BD is s . For the following problem, redraw the figure, label it with the values given, and then solve. ​If    and   , find x . Apply the rules regarding the use of significant digits after all computations are complete.   ​ A)    B)    C)    D)    E)


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