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PA and PB are tangent segment drawn from an external point P to a circle with centre O.if angleAOP=70°,find at what angle the two tangents are inclined to each other.​

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Answered by mysticd
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PA and PB are tangent segment drawn from an external point P to a circle with centre O.if angleAOP=70°.

 In\: \triangle AOP , \angle {AOP} = 70\degree

 \angle {OAP} = 90\degree \\\blue{ ( Tangent, radius  \: relation )}

 \underline {\pink { Angle \:sum \: property: }}

 \angle {OAP} + \angle {AOP} + \angle {APO} = 180\degree

 \implies 90\degree + 70\degree + \angle {APO} = 180\degree

 \implies 160\degree + \angle {APO} = 180\degree

 \implies \angle {APO} = 180\degree - 160\degree

 \implies \angle {APO} = 20\degree

 Now, \: \angle {APB} = 2\angle {APO} \\= 2\times 20 \\= 40\degree

Therefore.,

 \red {\angle {APB} } \green { = 40\degree}

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