PRINCIPIA · THEOREM
Inscribed angles on the same arc are equal
Dependencies: Central angle is twice the inscribed angle on the same arc (inscribed angle = half the central angle).
Statement
Let a chord on divide the circle into two arcs. Fix one of the arcs — call it the "other arc" — and on the remaining arc take any number of points , , , …. Then the corresponding inscribed angles are all equal:
In other words, as long as the vertex moves along the same arc, the inscribed angle subtended by chord is a constant independent of the vertex's position.

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