Directions: Answer both part a and b. If mPF 42° and mXW = 122°, find m/Q.FPXW In circle C with m/BCD = 114°, find the m/BED.DBE

(a). Given, To find the value of

Answered: If mPF 42° and mXW = 122°, find m/Q.

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