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Find the distance between the parallel tangents of a circle of radius 5.3 cm​

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Answered by sushanthpola980
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Hello, The answer is 10 cm. If two tangents are parallel to each other in a circle, then the common length which is perpendicular to both the tangents is the diameter of the circle. So, the distance is two times the radius(5 cm) which is 10 cm.

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