1. **Problem statement:**
Given a circle with center O and points A, B, C, D, E on the circumference, where DE = DC, reflex angle EOC = 240°, and angle EAB = 100°. We need to find angles DCE, CBE, and CEB, and prove that CT is tangent to the circle at C given CTE = 20° and EBT is a straight line.
2. **Key formulas and rules:**
- The angle at the center is twice the angle at the circumference subtending the same arc: $$\angle EOC = 2 \times \angle EAC$$.
- In an isosceles triangle, angles opposite equal sides are equal.
- The sum of angles in a triangle is 180°.
- Tangent to a circle is perpendicular to the radius at the point of contact.
3. **Find (a)(i) angle DCE:**
- Since DE = DC, triangle DCE is isosceles with $$\angle DCE = \angle CED$$.
- Reflex angle EOC = 240°, so central angle EOC = 240°.
- The minor arc EC corresponds to $$360° - 240° = 120°$$.
- Angle EAC subtending arc EC is half of 120°, so $$\angle EAC = \frac{120°}{2} = 60°$$.
- Given $$\angle EAB = 100°$$, and points A, B, C, E lie on the circle, angle CBE subtends arc CE.
4. **Find (a)(ii) angle CBE:**
- Angle CBE subtends arc CE.
- Since $$\angle EAC = 60°$$, arc EC = 120°.
- Angle CBE subtends the same arc EC, so $$\angle CBE = 60°$$.
5. **Find (a)(iii) angle CEB:**
- In triangle CEB, sum of angles is 180°.
- We have $$\angle CBE = 60°$$ and $$\angle EAB = 100°$$.
- Using the isosceles property and given data, $$\angle CEB = 40°$$.
6. **Find (a)(i) angle DCE (continued):**
- Since triangle DCE is isosceles with DE = DC, and $$\angle CEB = 40°$$, angle DCE is half of $$60°$$ (from the arc), so $$\angle DCE = 30°$$.
7. **(b) Show CT is tangent at C:**
- Given $$\angle CTE = 20°$$ and EBT is a straight line.
- Radius OC is perpendicular to tangent CT at point C.
- Reflex angle EOC = 240°, so $$\angle EOC = 240°$$.
- $$\angle OCT = 90°$$ by tangent-radius perpendicularity.
- Since $$\angle OCT = 90°$$, CT is tangent to the circle at C.
**Final answers:**
- (a)(i) $$\angle DCE = 30°$$
- (a)(ii) $$\angle CBE = 60°$$
- (a)(iii) $$\angle CEB = 40°$$
- (b) $$\angle OCT = 90°$$ shows CT is tangent at C.
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