Circles and Triangles: Solving for X with Geometry

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Start date May 23, 2011
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MatheusMkalo

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May 23, 2011

X = ?

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mburt

May 23, 2011

x = 70... I think lol

By the way, I employed these methods/rules:

- cyclic quadrilaterals (opposite angels add to 180)
- Pythagorean triangle
- a triangle which is part of the diameter is a Right triangle

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