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if radius of two concentric circles are 12cm and 13cm find the length of each chord of one circle which is tangent to the other circle​

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Given two concentric circles of radius 12 and 13 cm, Find the length of the chord of the outer circle which is tangent to the inner circle.

Explanation:

  • Let the common center of the concentric circles be denoted by 'O'.
  • Let the chord of the outer circle which is tangent to the inner circle be denoted by 'AB'.
  • Let the point at which the chord is tangent to the inner circle be denoted by 'M'.
  • We have the radii of the inner circle and the outer circle to be 12\ cm,\ 13\ cm respectively.
  • Hence, we get ->OA=OB=13\ cm,\ \ \ ->OM=12\ cm
  • Since 'AB' is tangent to the inner circle we have, \angle OMA=\angle OMB= \frac{\pi}{2}  
  • Hence in the triangles OMA and OMB we have,
  •                  ->AM=MB=\sqrt{OB^2-OM^2}\\->AM=MB=\sqrt{13^2-12^2} \\->AM=MB=5\ cm  
  • Now the length of the chord AB is AB=2AM=10\ cm.
  • The length of all the chords that are tangent to the inner circle is 10\ cm.
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