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Answered by Anonymous
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❏ Question:-

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Find \angle  PTQ=? if \angle  POQ=110°

❏ Solution:-

Given:-

\angle  POQ=110\degree

To Find:-

\angle  PTQ=?

Now, we know that tangent to a point of a circle is \perp to the radius at that point.

\therefore  PO\perp PT\: \:and \:\:OQ\perp QT

\therefore \angle OPT=\angle OQT=90\degree

Now, from the quadrilateral POQT,

\sf\bf\implies \angle OPT+\angle POQ+\angle OQT +\angle PTQ =360\degree

\sf\bf\implies 90\degree+110\degree+90\degree +\angle PTQ =360\degree

\sf\bf\implies 290\degree +\angle PTQ =360\degree

\sf\bf\implies \angle PTQ =360\degree-290\degree

\sf\bf\implies\boxed{\large{ \red{\angle PTQ =70\degree}}} (ans).

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Answered by ItzCrazySam
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❏ Question:-

Refer to attachment

❏ Solution:-

Given:-

\angle  POQ=110\degree

To Find:-

\angle  PTQ=?

Now, we know that tangent to a point of a circle is \perp to the radius at that point.

\therefore  PO\perp PT\: \:and \:\:OQ\perp QT

\therefore \angle OPT=\angle OQT=90\degree

Now, from the quadrilateral POQT,

\sf\bf\implies \angle OPT+\angle POQ+\angle OQT +\angle PTQ =360\degree

\sf\bf\implies 90\degree+110\degree+90\degree +\angle PTQ =360\degree

\sf\bf\implies 290\degree +\angle PTQ =360\degree

\sf\bf\implies \angle PTQ =360\degree-290\degree

\sf\bf\implies\boxed{\large{ \red{\angle PTQ =70\degree}}} (ans).

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