Math, asked by anu140903, 1 year ago

In the given figure, PT and PS are the tangents to the circle form a point P such that PT =4cm and /_ TPS = 60° find the length of chord TS. How many such line of same length TS can be drawn in the circle?

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Answered by vaishusk
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wkt pt and ps are equal as they are tangents from same external point

thus angle PTS=angle PST.....1
(angles opposite to equal sides)

in triangle PTS
ang P +S+T=180
(asp)
60 +P+P=180
shows P=60
thus S=60
since all angel s are 60
PTS is an equilateral triangle
thus PT=TS=4cms

vaishusk: only 2
anu140903: ohk I got it
vaishusk: 10
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Answered by maddy0507
30

ps = pt \:  \\ (when \: two \: tangents \: met \: at \: a \: point \: externally \: then \: their \: lenghts \: are \: equal
therefore
 < pts =  < pst \: angle \: opp \: to \: equal \: sides \: are \: equal
now in triangle PTS
 <  PTS + < PST  + < TPS=180
 < PTS+ < PTS+60=180
2 < pts = 180 - 60
 &lt; PTS =60 \\ <br /> &lt; PSt =60
therefore all angles are 60 degree it means it is an equilateral triangle

and we know that sides of equilateral triangle are equal
so \: the \: cord \: TS \: is \: of  \: 5cm

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