A circular park has its centre at

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Problem

A circular park has its centre at OO. Gateways at points AA and BB on its boundary divide the park into two walking tracks along the boundary. The angle between the two radii OAOA and OBOB is 84∘84^{\circ}. (i) Find the measure of the arc along the shorter route from AA to BB. (ii) Determine the measure of the arc along the longer route from AA to BB. (iii) Calculate the angle subtended at the centre by the longer arc found in part (ii).

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