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AB is the diameter of a circle .P is a point on the semi circle APB. AH and BK are perpendiculars from A and B respectively to the tangent at P. Prove that AH+BK=AB

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Answered by amitnrw
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AH + BK = AB AB is the diameter of a circle .P is a point on the semi circle APB. AH and BK are perpendiculars from A and B respectively to the tangent at P

Step-by-step explanation:

Extend AB & tangent meeting at Q

now in ΔOPQ  & Δ BKQ

OP ⊥ PQ   & BK⊥PQ  

=> BK/OP  = BQ/OQ

Similarly

in ΔOPQ  & Δ AHQ

OP ⊥ PQ   & AH⊥PQ  

=> AH/OP  = AQ/OQ

BK/OP  + AH/OP  = BQ/OQ  + AQ/OQ

=> (BK + AH)/OP = (OQ - OB)/OQ  + (OA + OQ)/OQ

=> (BK + AH)/OP = (2OQ + OA - OB)/OQ

OA = OB = Radius

=> (BK + AH)/OP =2OQ/OQ

=>  (BK + AH)/OP = 2

=> BK + AH =2 * OP

OP = radius => 2 * OP = Diameter = AB

=> AH + BK = AB

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