Math, asked by surya9970, 7 months ago

O is the centre of a circle to which PAX and PBY are tangents from point P at points A and B.Q is a point on the circle,such that angle QAX=49°,angle QBY=62°.what is the measure of angle AQB?​

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Answered by Agastya0606
2

Given: PAX and PBY are tangents from point P at points A and B, QAX=49°,angle QBY=62°.

To find: angle AQB = ?

Solution:

  • Now as we can see that AO and OB are perpendicular to the tangent so, it is a square as the two adjacent sides are equal and the three consecutive angles are equal.
  • Now ang OBY = 90

         ang OBQ + ang QBY = 90

         ang OBQ = 90 - 62

         ang OBQ = 28

  • Now ang OAX = 90

         ang OAQ + ang QAX = 90

         ang OAQ = 90 - 49

         ang OAQ = 41

  • Now outer angle of AOB = 360 - 90 = 270
  • In quadrilateral, AOBQ,

        A + B + Q + O = 360

        Q = 360 - (270 + 41 + 28)

        Q = 21°

Answer:

            Measure of angle AQB = 21°.

Answered by pallabsaha6
4

Answer:

69°

Step-by-step explanation:

Tangents PAX and PBY is straight line

so, angle on each A and B point is 180°

Given <QAX = 49° and <QBY = 62°

Clearly we can say

  • <OAP + <QAO + <QAX = 180°

90° + <QAO + 49° = 180°

<QAO = 41°

  • <OBP + <QBO + <QBY = 180°

90° + <QBO + 62° = 180°

<QBO = 28°

◆ So, <AQB = 41° + 28° = 69°

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