Calculate the length marked by x in each of the following diagrams, the unit of length being cm. (O isthe centre)
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given
We are given a circle of radius 10cm and a chord AB of length 16cm .
O is the centre of the given circle
To Find
We need to find the value of X
Procedure To Find
To find the length of X ,
==> Firstly, we need to assume the midpoint Of AB chord as C
==> Secondly we can assume a right angled triangle AOC, where OA is 10 cm , AC is 8cm and we need to find OC which is assumed to be X
Solution
In triangle AOC, Base is 8cm , height is X cm and hypotenuse is 10cm
From Pythagoras theorem, we have
==> (AO)^2 = (AC)^2 + (OC)^2
==> 10^2 = 8^2 + X^2
==> X^2 = 36
==> X = 6cm ( X cannot be -6 as length can never be negative)
The final answer is X = 6cm
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