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**Understanding Arc Measures:**

In this task, we are given a circle with various points and angles. The points on the circle are labeled \( U \), \( V \), \( T \), \( S \), and \( W \). The circle features key angles and arcs that will help in solving for the measure of arc \( WS \).

1. **Diagram Description:**
   - Point \( U \) is positioned such that \( \angle U \) is marked as 40°.
   - Point \( T \) is on the circumference, and the angle inside the circle, \( \angle TVS \), is 75°.
   - A right angle (90°) is formed at \( \angle UT \), signified by the small square.
   - The arc formed by \( \angle TVU \) (the angle opposite to 75° within the circle) is what we need to solve for.

2. **Goal:**
   - To determine the measure of the arc \( WS \).

3. **Geometrical Insights:**
   - In a circle, the sum of the angles around a point equals 360°.
   - Analyzing the diagram and utilizing the given angles helps us set up the appropriate equations.

4. **Calculation Steps:**
   - Using the given angle measures and understanding properties such as supplementary angles and the angle sum property, solve for the measure of arc \( WS \).

**Transcription of the question and diagram:**
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**Question:**
    
What is \( m \overset{\frown}{WS} \)?

**Diagram Explanation:**
- The diagram shows a circle with points \( U, V, T, S, \) and \( W \).
- There is a right angle (90°) at \( \angle UT \).
- \( \angle U \) is given as 40°.
- \( \angle TVS \) is given as 75°.
- We need to find \( m \overset{\frown}{WS} \).

**Form to fill the answer:**
\[ m \overset{\frown}{WS} = \underline{\hspace{3cm}} \]

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Use the given information and relevant geometric principles to solve for the arc measure accurately.
Transcribed Image Text:**Understanding Arc Measures:** In this task, we are given a circle with various points and angles. The points on the circle are labeled \( U \), \( V \), \( T \), \( S \), and \( W \). The circle features key angles and arcs that will help in solving for the measure of arc \( WS \). 1. **Diagram Description:** - Point \( U \) is positioned such that \( \angle U \) is marked as 40°. - Point \( T \) is on the circumference, and the angle inside the circle, \( \angle TVS \), is 75°. - A right angle (90°) is formed at \( \angle UT \), signified by the small square. - The arc formed by \( \angle TVU \) (the angle opposite to 75° within the circle) is what we need to solve for. 2. **Goal:** - To determine the measure of the arc \( WS \). 3. **Geometrical Insights:** - In a circle, the sum of the angles around a point equals 360°. - Analyzing the diagram and utilizing the given angles helps us set up the appropriate equations. 4. **Calculation Steps:** - Using the given angle measures and understanding properties such as supplementary angles and the angle sum property, solve for the measure of arc \( WS \). **Transcription of the question and diagram:** ---------------------- **Question:** What is \( m \overset{\frown}{WS} \)? **Diagram Explanation:** - The diagram shows a circle with points \( U, V, T, S, \) and \( W \). - There is a right angle (90°) at \( \angle UT \). - \( \angle U \) is given as 40°. - \( \angle TVS \) is given as 75°. - We need to find \( m \overset{\frown}{WS} \). **Form to fill the answer:** \[ m \overset{\frown}{WS} = \underline{\hspace{3cm}} \] ---------------------- Use the given information and relevant geometric principles to solve for the arc measure accurately.
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