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Answered by taneesha76
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HEY MATE HERE IS YOUR ANSWER:-

By the pythagoras theorem,

OM² = MA²+OA²

OM²-OA² = MA²

10²-6² = MA²

8 = MA

The length of chord is 8cm

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Answered by VεnusVεronίcα
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Given:-

Given that, radius of a circle is 10cm and distance of a chord from the centre is 6cm.

To find:-

We have to find the length of the chord (AB).

Solution:-

Let :

  • X be the centre of the circle.
  • AB be the chord.
  • XA be the radius = 10cm
  • XC be the distance between the chord and the centre = 6cm

Here, XC is perpendicular to AB. In a right angled XAC, by pythagoras theorem :

  • AC² + XC² = XA²
  • AC² + (6cm)² = (10cm)²
  • AC² = 100cm² - 36cm²
  • AC² = 64cm²
  • AC = √64cm²
  • AC = 8cm

We know that, the perpendicular drawn from the centre of a circle to a chord, bisects the chord.

So,

  • AB = 2(AC)
  • AB = 2(8cm)
  • AB = 16cm

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