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Sia ? 4 years, 5 months ago
Let O be the mid point,
As = Ap ( tangent to the given circle)
and since L SAp is 90°
As = OP = Ap = 10cm ( radius)
Now, Let t be the point where Ap meets Cq
and we know that Cq = PR = 27 (tangent)
and Ct = 38 ( given in the fig)
» Cq + qt = 38
» 27cm + qt = 38cm
» qt = 38cm-27cm = 11cm
and now tp = tq ( tangent)
tp = 11cm
So to find x , i.e Apt
we have Apt = Ap + pt
= 10cm + 11cm = 21 cm
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