Math, asked by chauhansoham102, 4 months ago

a chord of length 48 cm is drawn at a distance of 7cm from the centre of circle . calculate the radius of the circle

AB is the chord of circle with centre O and radius OA

OM is perpendicular to AB

Therefore, AB=48cm

OA=7cm

OM⊥AB

M is the mid-point of AB

AM = 1/2 AB = 1/2×48=24cm

Now right △OAM,

OA2=OM2+AM2

(by Pythagoras Axiom)

(7)2=OM2+(24)2

OM2=(7)2−(24)2=625−576

=572=(7)2

OM=25cm​

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Answered by Abhishek9175
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

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AB is the chord of circle with centre O and radius OA

OM is perpendicular to AB

Therefore, AB=48cm

OA=7cm

OM⊥AB

M is the mid-point of AB

AM = 1/2 AB = 1/2×48=24cm

Now right △OAM,

OA2=OM2+AM2

(by Pythagoras Axiom)

(7)2=OM2+(24)2

OM2=(7)2−(24)2=625−576

=572=(7)2

OM=25cm​

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