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to verify that the angle subtended by an arc at the center of circle is double the angle subtended at any point on remaining arc

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Answered by hukam0685
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Step-by-step explanation:

Proof:To verify that the angle subtended by an arc at the center of circle is double the angle subtended at any point on remaining arc

Construction:Draw a circle, mark two points P and Q ,join those to center as shown in the figure attached

To prove:

 \angle \: POQ = 2 \angle \: PAQ \\  \\

In ∆ AOP; from external angle Theorem

 \angle PAO+ \angle OPA=\angle POB... eq1\\

In ∆ QAO; from external angle Theorem

 \angle QAO+ \angle AQO=\angle QOB...eq2\\

Add both eqs1 and 2

 \angle PAO+ \angle OPA+\angle QAO+ \angle AQO=\angle POB+\angle QOB\\

Since OA and OP are radius,so ∆ AOP is isosceles,hence

 \angle PAO =\angle OPA

by the same way,in ∆ QAO

 \angle QAO =\angle AQO

So,

 \angle PAO+ \angle PAO+\angle QAO+ \angle QAO=\angle POQ\\

 2\angle PAO +2\angle QAO=\angle POQ\\

 2(\angle PAO +\angle QAO)=\angle POQ\\

 2\angle PAQ =\angle POQ\\

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