a) From a point A lying outside a circle, rays AB and AC intersect this circle. Prove that the measure of angle BAC is equal to half the difference of the angular measures of the arcs of the circle enclosed within this angle.
b) The vertex of angle BAC is located inside the circle. Prove that the measure of angle BAC is equal to half the sum of the angular measures of the arcs of the circle enclosed within angle BAC and within the angle symmetric to it with respect to vertex A.
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Official solution
See tasks 52364 and 52365.
Source: NuminaMath-1.5,
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