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a point P is the distance of 29 cm from the centre of a circle radius 20 cm find the length of the tangent drawn from P to the circle

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Answered by fanbruhh
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 \bf{given = }

point p is at distance of 29 cm

and radius= 20 cm

 \bf{to \: find \:  = }

length of tangent.

now according to question


here we know that the radius makes 90° angle with tangent .

so we got a right angled triangle

now

we will use Pythagoras theorem.


 \sf{qp  ^{2}  = op  ^{2}  - oq ^{2} }


qp ^{2}  = 29   ^{2}   - 20 ^{2}

qp ^{2}  = 841 - 400

 \sf{qp ^{2}  = 441}

 \sf{qp =  \sqrt{441}}

 \bf{qp = 21 \: cm}

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Answered by comando123
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here is answer
 \sf{qp ^{2} = op ^{2} - oq ^{2} }


qp ^{2} = 29 ^{2} - 20 ^{2}

qp ^{2} = 841 - 400

 \sf{qp ^{2} = 441}

 \sf{qp = \sqrt{441}}

 \bf{qp = 21 \: cm}


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