In the given figure, PQ is the diameter of the circle with the center O. If PX = XS, prove that OX//QS.
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In the circle, PQ is the diameter. RS is a chord parallel to PQ. <ROS (O being the centre of the circle) = 40 deg.
PR and QS are produced to meet at T, then what is the measure of <PTQ?
In triangle ROS, <ROS = 40 deg, so <SRO = <RSO = (180–40)/2 = 70 deg.
<SOQ = <ROP = 70 deg.
<OSQ = <OQS = ORP = <OPR = (180–70)/2 = 55 deg.
<PTQ = 180 - 2*55 = 70 deg. Answer
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