Convex angle
There is a circle k (S; r), and a point A, which lies on this circle. There is also a point B on the circumference, for which it is true that in one direction, it is five times further from point A than in the opposite direction (around the circumference of the circle). Find the magnitude of the BSA convex angle.
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