Math, asked by bidhanch, 6 months ago

0 be a point at any angle P inside the central circle. If the radius of the circle is 5 cm long and OP = 3 cm. Determine the minimum length of point.

Answers

Answered by kripajohn
0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Clearly ∠OPT=90

o

Applying Pythagoras in △OPT, we have

OT

2

=OP

2

+PT

2

⇒13

2

=5

2

+PT

2

⇒PT

2

=169−25=144

⇒PT=12 cm

Since lengths of tangents drawn from a point to a circle are equal. Therefore,

AP=AE=x(say)

⇒AT=PT−AP=(12−x)cm

Since AB is the tangent to the circleE. Therefore, OE⊥AB

⇒∠OEA=90

o

⇒∠AET=90

o

⇒AT

2

=AE

2

+ET

2

[Applying Pythagoras Theorem in △AET]

⇒(12−x)

2

=x

2

+(13−5)

2

⇒144−24x+x

2

=x

2

+64

⇒24x=80

⇒x=

3

10

cm

Similarly, BE=

3

10

cm

∴AB=AE+BE=(

3

10

+

3

10

)cm=

3

20cm

Answered by tennetiraj86
2

Step-by-step explanation:

I think Question is in correct

Reason 1:-

we can not determine the length of the point because it has no measurement.

Reason 2:-

take P and O with 3 cm and join them and also radius 5cm if we join them the triangle is formed with 5cm ,5cm and 3 cm there is nothing to find.

Reason 3:-

We can find the lenth of the point from the centre and other end but it has no given

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