Math, asked by mansi595, 1 year ago

in the figure ,O is the centre of the circle .if length AC is 33 length CB is 44 then lenght Co is?

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Answered by ShuchiRecites
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Hello Mate!

Since AB is straight line therefore by theorum < ACB is 90°.

So, ∆ABC is a right triangle.

Pythagoras theorum

H² = B² + P²

AB² = AC² + BC²

AB² = 33² + 44²

AB = √( 1089 + 1936 )

AB = 55 cm.

Since AB is a diameter then,

AB = 2AO

55 cm = 2 × AO

27.5 cm = AO

Since, AO = CO = BO = radius.

Hence CO is 27.5 cm.

Have great future ahead!

Steph0303: Priyanka these questions are usually asked after theorems. If we are well versed with the applications of theorems, then we can play with sums :)
Steph0303: Theorem used here is: Angle inscribed in a semicircle is 90 degrees
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Answered by Anonymous
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AO= OC= OB= r = radius

As we know diameter subtends right angle at any point on circumference

therefore <C= 90

In Triangle ACB

let <CAB= a

So tan a= BC/AC= 44/33= 4/3

As we know tan53 = 4/3

So a becomes 53 degree

Now In triangle ACB

Sin 53 = BC/AB = 44/2r

As we know sin 53 = 4/5

So 44/2r = 4/5

44× 5= 2r× 4

220= 8r

r= 220/8= 27.5

So length of CO = r = 27.5


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