In circle O,PA and PB are tangents. (The figure is not drawn to scale.)

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

a.Prove that APO RADIUS BPO
b.Find m<BOD for m<AOP = 64. Explain your reasoning.

anonymous · Answer

@JFraser

jfraser · Answer

i claim no understanding of trig. I stick with physics and chem, sorry ;-)

directrix · Answer

@dietrich_harmon 

> Prove that APO RADIUS BPO
Did you mean to write <APO is congruent to <BPO?

anonymous · Answer

thats how it was write on my paper

mertsj · Answer

Something is wrong with your post because it does not make sense to say prove that APO radius BPO.

mertsj · Answer

Iss there womeway you could find out what the problem really is?

anonymous · Answer

i said  radius because thats what it said on the paper so i guess i have to take it up with the teacher than it not my mistake i just type what i seen @Mertsj

mertsj · Answer

Sounds like a plan.