20. a. If AB = 5.378" and ÁC = 3.782", find (1) DB and (2) ACB. (1) (2) B b. If DB = 3.017" and ĀCB = 7.308", find (1) AB and (2) CB. (1) (2) A

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  1. a. If AB 5 5.3780 and AC 5 3.7820, find (1) DB and (2) ACB.

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b. If DB 5 3.0170 and ACB 5 7.3080, find (1) AB and (2) CB. (1) (2)

### Educational Exercise on Circle Geometry

**Problem 20:**

a. If \( AB = 5.378'' \) and \( AC = 3.782'' \), find (1) \( DB \) and (2) \( \angle ACB \).
- (1) _______________
- (2) _______________

b. If \( DB = 3.017'' \) and \( \angle ACB = 7.308'' \), find (1) \( AB \) and (2) \( CB \).
- (1) _______________
- (2) _______________

**Diagram Description:**

The diagram on the right is a geometric representation of a circle with points \( A \), \( B \), \( C \), and \( D \) labeled on its circumference and interior. Point \( D \) is located on line segment \( AC \), forming a right triangle (\( \angle ADB \) is a right angle) within the circle. The circle's diameter is not provided, but intersects at points creating segments that are part of the problem. Points \( A \), \( B \), and \( C \) are marked on the circumference, and point \( D \) is marked inside the circle, indicating possible chord segments or angles for calculation.

Note that the interior cross and arcs suggest usage of circle theorems or trigonometric identities to solve the problem, potentially involving properties of chords, secants, tangents, or inscribed angles.
Transcribed Image Text:### Educational Exercise on Circle Geometry **Problem 20:** a. If \( AB = 5.378'' \) and \( AC = 3.782'' \), find (1) \( DB \) and (2) \( \angle ACB \). - (1) _______________ - (2) _______________ b. If \( DB = 3.017'' \) and \( \angle ACB = 7.308'' \), find (1) \( AB \) and (2) \( CB \). - (1) _______________ - (2) _______________ **Diagram Description:** The diagram on the right is a geometric representation of a circle with points \( A \), \( B \), \( C \), and \( D \) labeled on its circumference and interior. Point \( D \) is located on line segment \( AC \), forming a right triangle (\( \angle ADB \) is a right angle) within the circle. The circle's diameter is not provided, but intersects at points creating segments that are part of the problem. Points \( A \), \( B \), and \( C \) are marked on the circumference, and point \( D \) is marked inside the circle, indicating possible chord segments or angles for calculation. Note that the interior cross and arcs suggest usage of circle theorems or trigonometric identities to solve the problem, potentially involving properties of chords, secants, tangents, or inscribed angles.
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