The figure below shows a circle with center O. Segment PQ is tangent to the circle at P and segment RQ is a tangent to the circle at R. A flowchart proof with a few blank boxes shows that angle ROQ is congruent to angle POQ.
what do u think is the answer?
i think is b
that's not the right one. first of all, those are not chords. simply because a chord is a segment whose BOTH end points lie on the circle. now look again at the diag. OP and OR are actually the radii of the circle.
ok one sec
what about c i mean angles are congruent
yup! that's the right one!
sweet thank you!
can u tell me, what will come in box 1 and 3 ?
im not sure
how can u prove those 2 triangles to be congruent? u already have one factor out of 3 - the right angles. what will be the remaining two?
by the angles or measurements can you help me with a like 2 more questions?
sure, i'll try.
Look at the figure and the conditional statement based on it. If angle AXO is 23° and angle BXO is 44°, then angle AOB is 134°. Samantha wrote a two column proof as shown.
Which statement describes the error she made in the proof? She made an error in statement 5. Measure of angle XOB = 2 x 23° + 44° = 90°. She wrote an incorrect reason for statement 6. She should have written the sum of angles around a point is 360°. She wrote an incorrect reason for statement 5. She should have written the sum of the base angles of an isosceles triangle is 90°. She made an error in statement 5. Measure of angle XOA = 90° + 44° = 134°.
wrong reason for statement 6.
thanks!
i think intersecting lines postulate.
THANK YOU! do you think this one is c?
actually that makes no sense i think is d
yea, it is d.
thanks :)
np!
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