1. **Problem Statement:**
We have a circle with center O, tangent FE at point E, and points D, E, F, G on or around the circle. Given that EG = GF and angle Ê₃ = x, we need to:
10.1 Name two other angles equal to x with reasons.
10.2 Prove DE = EF.
10.3 Express angle DÔE in terms of x.
2. **Key Properties and Formulas:**
- Tangent to a circle is perpendicular to the radius at the point of contact: $$\angle OEF = 90^\circ$$.
- Equal chords subtend equal angles at the center.
- In an isosceles triangle, angles opposite equal sides are equal.
- Angles in the same segment of a circle are equal.
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### 10.1 Find two other angles equal to $x$:
- Given $\angle Ê_3 = x$.
- Since EG = GF, triangle EGF is isosceles with $\angle EGF = \angle EFG$.
- By the tangent property, $\angle EFD = \angle Ê_3 = x$ (alternate segment theorem).
- Also, $\angle DÊF = x$ because angles in the same segment are equal.
**Answer:** The two other angles equal to $x$ are $\angle EFD$ and $\angle DÊF$.
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### 10.2 Prove $DE = EF$:
- Triangle DEF has $\angle DÊF = \angle EFD = x$ (from 10.1).
- Two angles equal implies two sides opposite those angles are equal.
- Therefore, $DE = EF$.
Intermediate step showing cancellation:
$$\cancel{\angle DÊF} = \cancel{\angle EFD} = x \implies DE = EF$$
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### 10.3 Express $\angle DÔE$ in terms of $x$:
- Triangle ODE has $\angle OEF = 90^\circ$ (tangent-radius).
- Since $DE = EF$, triangle DEF is isosceles with base $DF$.
- Using the circle properties, $\angle DÔE$ is twice the angle at the circumference subtended by the same chord DE.
- The angle at circumference is $x$, so:
$$\angle DÔE = 2x$$
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**Final answers:**
10.1 $\angle EFD = x$ and $\angle DÊF = x$.
10.2 $DE = EF$.
10.3 $\angle DÔE = 2x$.
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