Hey there,Here is anothere Geometry/trigonemtry problem I need help with:Can you solve a,b,c also for b Point O should be point D. 302010EEnd ZoneFigure A5. Field Goal35°PIn Figure A, a player kicks the football from P to point C.Bа.Find mAB.b. If the player kicked from point O instead, is mAB stillthe same?C.Is mAB still the same when kicking from point E?302010d. In figure B, would ZP be smaller or larger?End ZoneFigure BAB.

Given:In figure A:∠BPA or ∠P=35°Diameter=40 , radius r=20

30 20 10 End Zone Figure A A 5. Field Goal 35° P In Figure A, a player kicks the football from P to point C. D B a. Find mAB. b. If the player kicked from point O instead, is mAB still the same? C. Is mAB still the same when kicking from point E? 30 20 10 d. In figure B, would ZP be smaller or larger? End Zone Figure B B.

30 20 10 End Zone Figure A A 5. Field Goal 35° P In Figure A, a player kicks the football from P to point C. D B a. Find mAB. b. If the player kicked from point O instead, is mAB still the same? C. Is mAB still the same when kicking from point E? 30 20 10 d. In figure B, would ZP be smaller or larger? End Zone Figure B B.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

ChapterP: Preliminary Concepts

SectionP.CT: Test

Problem 1CT

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