I have a chords and arcs problem. Chords BC and CE are congruent. Diameter DF is perpendicular tochord CE. DE has a length of 16 in.Determine the length of arc BC.in.BFD16 in.E

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Chords BC and CE are congruent. Diameter DF is perpendicular to chord CE. DE has a length of 16 in. Determine the length of arc BC. in. B F 16 in. E