20. a. If EF = 84°, find (1) ZEFD (2) HF (3) Z1 17 b. If EF = 79°, find (1) ZEFD 87° (2) HF (3) Z1 F +

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a. If EF 5 848, find:

(1) /EFD (2) HF
(3) /1

b. If EF 5 798, find: (1) /EFD

(2) HF (3) /1

### Problem Statement

**20.**  
a. If \( \angle EF = 84^\circ \), find:  
   1. \( \angle EFD \)  
   2. \( \angle HF \)  
   3. \( \angle 1 \)  

b. If \( \angle EF = 79^\circ \), find:  
   1. \( \angle EFD \)  
   2. \( \angle HF \)  
   3. \( \angle 1 \)  

### Diagram Explanation

The diagram on the right depicts a circle with a tangent line \( HP \) and two tangents \( ED \) and \( EH \) meeting the circle at a common point \( F \). The angle \( \angle 1 \) is formed outside the circle between lines \( EH \) and \( HP \). The internal angle \( \angle EFD \) is given as \( 87^\circ \).

- **Tangent Line HP:** A line that touches the circle at only one point \( H \).
- **Tangent Lines ED and EH:** These lines are tangents to the circle meeting at point \( F \).
- **Angle Measurements:** The interior angle \( \angle EFD \) is \( 87^\circ \) and \( \angle 1 \) is formed at the intersection of the extensions of lines \( EH \) and \( HP \). 

Consider the properties of tangents and external angles when solving for the unknown angles.
Transcribed Image Text:### Problem Statement **20.** a. If \( \angle EF = 84^\circ \), find: 1. \( \angle EFD \) 2. \( \angle HF \) 3. \( \angle 1 \) b. If \( \angle EF = 79^\circ \), find: 1. \( \angle EFD \) 2. \( \angle HF \) 3. \( \angle 1 \) ### Diagram Explanation The diagram on the right depicts a circle with a tangent line \( HP \) and two tangents \( ED \) and \( EH \) meeting the circle at a common point \( F \). The angle \( \angle 1 \) is formed outside the circle between lines \( EH \) and \( HP \). The internal angle \( \angle EFD \) is given as \( 87^\circ \). - **Tangent Line HP:** A line that touches the circle at only one point \( H \). - **Tangent Lines ED and EH:** These lines are tangents to the circle meeting at point \( F \). - **Angle Measurements:** The interior angle \( \angle EFD \) is \( 87^\circ \) and \( \angle 1 \) is formed at the intersection of the extensions of lines \( EH \) and \( HP \). Consider the properties of tangents and external angles when solving for the unknown angles.
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