1. **Stating the problem:**
We are given two parts: 5.a with an angle of 41° and 5.b with chord AB = 110°.
2. **Understanding the problem:**
We need to analyze the given angles and chord length in the context of a circle with inscribed angles.
3. **Key formulas and rules:**
- The measure of an inscribed angle is half the measure of its intercepted arc.
- The chord length is related to the central angle and radius but here we focus on angle relationships.
4. **Step 5.a:**
Given angle 41°, if this is an inscribed angle, the intercepted arc is:
$$\text{Arc} = 2 \times 41^\circ = 82^\circ$$
5. **Step 5.b:**
Given chord AB = 110°, this likely refers to the measure of the arc AB intercepted by chord AB.
If the arc AB is 110°, then the inscribed angle subtending this arc is:
$$\text{Inscribed angle} = \frac{110^\circ}{2} = 55^\circ$$
6. **Summary:**
- For 5.a, the intercepted arc is 82°.
- For 5.b, the inscribed angle subtending chord AB is 55°.
**Final answers:**
- 5.a: Intercepted arc = 82°
- 5.b: Inscribed angle = 55°
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