Math, asked by Shivakantonlyr6708, 1 year ago

From an external point p tangents PA and PB are drawn to a circle with Centre o. If angle AOP= 4
0° then find angle PAB

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Answered by enelserpretep17

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

angle formed by radius with the tangent is 90 degree

Answered by divyanshsingh253

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Opp. Side of quadrilateral will be 180 because other two side sum is 180

Angle AOB=40×2=80

angle OAB=50°

Angle PAB=90-50=40°

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