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Let's start by knowing what information we are given in the problem and what we can infer.

  1. We can see that [tex] \angle OAD [/tex] is an central angle, meaning that [tex] m\angle OAD = m \stackrel \frown{AC} [/tex]. Essentially, the measure of the central angle ([tex] \angle OAD [/tex]) is the same as the measure of the arc ([tex] \stackrel \frown{AC} [/tex]) of which it relates to. Since we figured out that [tex] \angle OAD = 62^{\circ}[/tex], we can also say [tex] m \stackrel \frown{AC} = 62^{\circ} [/tex].
  2. [tex] \angle ABC [/tex] is an inscribed angle, meaning that [tex] m\angle ABC = \frac{1}{2} \,m\stackrel \frown{AC} [/tex]. Essentially, the measure of [tex] \angle ABC [/tex] is equal to one-half of the measure of [tex] \stackrel \frown{AC} [/tex].

Using this information, we can say that [tex] m \angle ABC = \frac{1}{2} (62^{\circ}) = 31^{\circ}[/tex]. Thus, [tex] \boxed{m \angle ABC = 31^{\circ}} [/tex]

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