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a chord of length 14cm is at a distance of 6cm from the centre of circle then find the length of another chord at a distance of 2cm from the centre of circle​

Answers

Answered by shivam32325
0

Answer:

The correct option is B

18 cm

In a circle, chord AB = 14 cm

and distance from centre, OL = 6 cm

Let r be the radius of the circle, then

O

A

2

=

A

L

2

+

O

L

2

r

2

=

(

7

)

2

+

(

6

)

2

=

49

+

36

=

85

In the same circle length of another chord CD = ?

Distance from centre = 2 cm

r

2

=

O

M

2

+

M

D

2

85

=

(

2

)

2

+

D

M

2

85

=

4

+

D

M

2

D

M

2

=

85

4

=

81

=

(

9

)

2

D

M

=

9

C

D

=

2

×

D

M

=

2

×

9

=

18

c

m

Length of another chord = 18 cm

Answered by vijaychaudhary1981
0

Answer:

Answer:18cm

Answer:18cmStep-by-step explanation:

Answer:18cmStep-by-step explanation:If you will make a chord 2cm more closer the length of the chord will increase 2cm and

Answer:18cmStep-by-step explanation:If you will make a chord 2cm more closer the length of the chord will increase 2cm and 14+2

Answer:18cmStep-by-step explanation:If you will make a chord 2cm more closer the length of the chord will increase 2cm and 14+2=18

Answer:18cmStep-by-step explanation:If you will make a chord 2cm more closer the length of the chord will increase 2cm and 14+2=18=18cm.

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