Math, asked by mia19, 1 year ago

circles class 10....

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Answered by rijulbhardwaj
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Assume angle OBD as x


Make 2 constructions - OD and any point Q on the circle to join AQ and DQ


Now, angle ODB is equal to OBD (isosceles triangle DOB) equal to x


Angle AOD = ODB+OBD = 2x

Angle AQD = 2x/2 = x (angle subtended on circle)

AQDC is cyclic quadrilateral

So angle ACD is 180-x (Result 1)


Line segments OD, CD and OC are equal to radius, so ODC is equilateral triangle. Angle ODC is 60 deg. Angle CDP is thus 180-60-x=120-x


Now, angle CPD+angle CDP=angle ACD. Combining with Result 1,


Angle CPD=180-x-120+x=60 degree


Took less time to solve, but forever to write!




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