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In a circle, two chords of lengths p and q subtend the angles of 60° and 90° at the center respectively. Which of the following is correct in this scenario?
Let the radius of the circle =r Length of chord p =r … (1) (all angle is 60) Length of chord q = r/√2 … (2) chord y is making an isosceles right triangle From EQ (1) and (2) … q= x√2 =√2x q= √2x.More Geometry Questions
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