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calculate the length of a chord which is at a distance of 6cm from the centre of circle of diameter 20cm


tushar3124: Answer is 16 you can solve by assuming the distance as perpendicular=6 and radius is hypotense=10
tushar3124: and using pythagoras theorem you get base as 8
tushar3124: and its double is the length of chord which is 16
tushar3124: cm

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Answered by hsnd8707
29
let the length of chord be x cm
diameter of circle is 20cm so radius will be 10cm
distance of chord from centre of circle is 6cm
radius of circle act as hypotenuses of triangle ABC (let) and
 \frac{x}{2}
is the base of triangle ABC which is half the length of chord
according to Pythagoras theorem
 {10}^{2}  =  {6 }^{2}  +   \frac{x}{2}
let x/2 be b so
100=36+b2(b square)
64=b2(b square)
b=8
where b=x/2
2b=x
2×8=x
x=16

Answered by MonarkSingh
39
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