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prove that the tangents drawn at the ends of a diameter of a circle are parallel .

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Answered by mohitsardar111
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Answered by BrainlyMOSAD
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in the questions ,

here we let AB is a diameter. of the this circle and LM and PQ are the tangents line's drawn to in the circle at points A and B such as respectively.

To prove Lm || PQ

proof

all of you know that the tangents of any point an circle is perpendicular to their radius through the point of contact.


so ,

OA perpendicular PQ.

and ,

OB perpendicular LM

=> AB perpendicular PQ

and

AB perpendicular LM

=> Angle PAB = 90°

and ,

Angle ABM = 90°

=> Angle PAB = Angle ABM [ each 90°]

But these are alternate angles

so ,

PQ || LM

therefore the tangents drawn at the ends of a diameter of a circle are parallel.

proved

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