Question 2 on plato geometry 2 70 points To explore relationships among the sides and angles, move points B and C so that m∠CFB equals 45°, 50°, 60°, and 75°, successively. Measure the values listed in the tables to two decimal places. (It’s acceptable if the radius of the circle changes as you move B and C.)
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m∠CFB   m∠CAB   m∠EAD  m ∠CAB + m∠EAD

45°              19.93°               70.07°                     90°

50°              29.91°              70.09°                    100°

60°              49.92°             70.08°                    120°

75°              79.92°             70.08°                    150°

m∠CFB  BF  CF     DF  EF  BF + DF  CF + EF   BF × DF    CF × EF

45°     2.692.74    9.09     8.91    11.78    11.65    24.45     24.41

50°      3.73.63   8.07     8.23    11.77    11.86    29.86     29.87

60°      5.354.72    6.42     7.28    11.77    12.00    34.35     34.36

75°     7.3   5    4.47     6.52    11.77    11.52    32.63     32.6

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