Math, asked by kavita1159, 1 year ago

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Answered by Krais
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Distance of chord from centre = perpendicular pm.

Now, perpendicular from centre bisect the chord.

So, in rt triangle apm:

Ap = 13 cm (radius)

Am = 12cm (1/2 ab)

So pm^2 = ap^2 - am^2(Pythagoras th)

Pm ^2= 169 - 144

pm ^2= 25

Pm = 5 cm.

Distance of chord from centre is 5 cm.

Answered by vishal951431
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The distance from the centre of the circle to the chord AB is PM
It means PM is perpendicular to AB.
∆APM congruent to ∆BPM by R.H.S
AM=BM (by c.p.c.t)
AB=24
AM+BM=24
2AM=24
AM=12
By the phytha gor.thrm.
In∆APM
AM^2+PM^2=AP^2
12^2+PM^2=13^2
PM^2=169-144
PM^2=25
PM=5
So the distance between the centre of circle to the chord AB is 5cm
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