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In circle with centre O, TN is tangent at E.

[tex] \therefore OE \perp TN\\\\

\therefore m\angle OET = m\angle OEN= 90\degree \\\\

In\: \triangle OET\\\\

\angle OET + \angle OTE +\angle TOE = 180°\\\\

\therefore 90\degree + 35\degree+\angle TOE = 180°\\\\

\therefore 125\degree+\angle TOE = 180\degree\\\\

\therefore \angle TOE = 180\degree-125\degree\\\\

\huge \red {\boxed{\therefore \angle TOE = 55\degree}} \\\\

In\: \triangle OPE\\\\

OP = OE... (radii\: of \:same \: circle)

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\therefore \angle OPE = \angle OEP..(1)\\ (\angle s \: opposite \: to \:equal\:sides) \\\\

\angle TOE =\angle OPE +\angle OEP.. (2)\\(by\:exterior \:\angle\:theorem) \\\\

\therefore 55\degree= \angle OPE +\angle OPE\\

\{From\: equations\:(1) \&\:(2)\} \\\\

\therefore 55\degree= 2\angle OPE \\\\

\therefore \angle OPE = \frac{55\degree}{2}\\\\

\huge \orange{\boxed{\therefore \angle OPE =27.5\degree}} [/tex]

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