G.142 cut off a circle segment admitting a given angle

III.34

From a given circle, cut off a segment admitting an angle equal to a given rectilineal angle.
cut_circle_segment_with_angle(( A B C ), < D )) → ( B A C )
given ( A B C ), < D )
construct < B A C ) in segment ( B A C ) cut off from ( A B C ) = < D )
C B A D E F
∵ circle_radii, rectilineal_angle_defgiven circle ( A B C ), rectilineal angle < D )
∵ perpendicular_at_diameter_extremity_tangentconstruct tangent / E F / touching ( A B C ) at B
∵ copy_angleconstruct copy_angle(/ F B /, B, < D )) → < F B C ) = < D ) with chord / B C /
∵ alternate_segment_theoremassert tangent / E F / and chord / B C / at B → < F B C ) = < B A C ) in alternate segment ( B A C )
∵ equal_transitive, angle_segment_angle_def∴ < F B C ) = < D ) → < B A C ) = < D ) in segment ( B A C )

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"G.32" -> "G.31"; "G.41" -> "G.32"; "G.98" -> "G.32"; "G.34" -> "G.33"; "G.37" -> "G.33"; "G.38" -> "G.33"; "G.40" -> "G.33"; "G.42" -> "G.33"; "G.55" -> "G.33"; "G.56" -> "G.33"; "G.59" -> "G.33"; "G.76" -> "G.33"; "G.77" -> "G.33"; "G.98" -> "G.33"; "G.118" -> "G.33"; "G.120" -> "G.33"; "G.121" -> "G.33"; "G.125" -> "G.33"; "G.139" -> "G.33"; "G.37" -> "G.34"; "G.98" -> "G.34"; "G.140" -> "G.34"; "G.37" -> "G.36"; "G.42" -> "G.36"; "G.56" -> "G.36"; "G.59" -> "G.36"; "G.123" -> "G.36"; "G.125" -> "G.36"; "G.139" -> "G.36"; "G.40" -> "G.37"; "G.42" -> "G.37"; "G.56" -> "G.37"; "G.59" -> "G.37"; "G.140" -> "G.37"; "G.40" -> "G.38"; "G.121" -> "G.38"; "G.41" -> "G.40"; "G.56" -> "G.40"; "G.42" -> "G.41"; "G.43" -> "G.41"; "G.53" -> "G.41"; "G.118" -> "G.42"; "G.120" -> "G.42"; "G.139" -> "G.42"; "G.44" -> "G.43"; "G.45" -> "G.44"; "G.118" -> "G.44"; "G.120" -> "G.44"; "G.47" -> "G.45"; "G.48" -> "G.47"; "G.58" -> "G.48"; "G.142" -> "G.48"; "G.53" -> "G.52"; "G.56" -> "G.52"; "G.58" -> "G.52"; "G.59" -> "G.52"; "G.58" -> "G.53"; "G.56" -> "G.55"; "G.59" -> "G.56"; "G.59" -> "G.58"; "G.123" -> "G.59"; "G.125" -> "G.59"; "G.139" -> "G.59"; "G.140" -> "G.59"; "G.96" -> "G.61"; "G.118" -> "G.61"; "G.139" -> "G.61"; "G.139" -> "G.76"; "G.118" -> "G.77"; "G.120" -> "G.77"; "G.139" -> "G.77"; "G.118" -> "G.96"; "G.139" -> "G.96"; "G.124" -> "G.98"; "G.118" -> "G.111"; "G.120" -> "G.111"; "G.121" -> "G.111"; "G.140" -> "G.111"; "G.118" -> "G.117"; "G.142" -> "G.118"; "G.121" -> "G.120"; "G.140" -> "G.121"; "G.123" -> "G.122"; "G.124" -> "G.123"; "G.125" -> "G.124"; "G.139" -> "G.125"; "G.140" -> "G.125"; "G.140" -> "G.126"; "G.139" -> "G.138"; "G.142" -> "G.138"; "G.140" -> "G.139"; "G.142" -> "G.140"; }