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Angle Formed by 2 Secants (V1): What Do You See?

Recall that a SECANT is a line that crosses a circle at 2 distinct points. In the applet below, 2 secants are drawn to the circle from the SAME POINT OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE. These 2 secants intercept the red arc and green arc. Experiment with the applet below for a few minutes and then answer the questions that follow. Be sure to move the BIG RED POINTS and BIG GREEN POINTS around to change the measures of the 2 arcs intercepted by these 2 secants.