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A chord of a circle is 30 cm long. its distance from the centre is 8 cm. Find the radius of the circle​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by KimYuki
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Question : A chord of a circle is 30cm ling. It's distance from the centre is 8cm. Find the radius of the circle.

Given : PR = 30cm is the chord of the circle which is at distance 8cm from the circle.

To Find : Radius of the circle = ?

Solution :

Here, We will join OP

Now, PQ = \large\dfrac{1}{2} × 30cm = 15cm.

So, we will create a triangle △OPQ

  • By applying Pythagoras Theorem we have :

OP = \large\sf\sqrt{OQ²+PQ²} = \large\sf\sqrt{15²+8²cm} = 17

So, \large\rm\underline\orange{17cm} is the radius of the circle

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