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solve for x
yeah, theyre secant lines right?
i don't know
here also x= 12*16/10
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is it a ratio BECAUSE the lengths of the chords are equal?
@Jhannybean no the lengths of the secants are not equal
then how were you able to create a ratio just based off the lengths w/o knowing the angles?
use similarity of triangles to get the ratio of proportionately
Hmm... the triangles... which triangles...lol
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u should join the chords first
as the figure doesn't have the vertices labelled its difficult to explain clearly
this u may get in any standard X book of Indian boards where theorems of circle and chords are there
hm...let me see.
haha i wish they had that here.
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