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Geometry assistance is requested for specific questions, but the attachment with the problems is missing. Respondents are encouraged to share any work already done to better understand the help needed. Clarification is sought on terms like "circumference property" and "concyclic" to provide targeted support. Engaging with these concepts will enhance the assistance offered. Providing the attachment and prior attempts will facilitate more effective help.
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Geometry help needed !

hey guys, I need some help with these geometry questions.
I have attached the document with questions in it.
Please help me get these questions.

Thanks.
Rahul
 

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