In circle C, GK = 32, HM = 12, and arc KJ = 65. Find CH, CM, and arc HJ if CK is perpendicular to HJ. I used the theorem "In a circle, if a diameter or radius is perpendicular to a chord, then it bisects the chord and its arc." But what I don't understand is how to find CH.
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CH: pythagorean theorem prob
I only know 12, how do I find any other measures?
Uh, let me think. It's about 3:00 AM here, and I don't function well that late at night.
kay, got it.
GK is the diameter CH is then the radius then find CM using pythagorean thm the arc you have got already ...65+65 = 130
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Similar triangles.
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My method is more convoluted, therefore it is better.
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