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In The Given Figure, PA And PB Are Tangents To The Given Circle Such That PA = 5 Cm

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ABCD Is A Quadrilateral Such That Angle D = 90 Degree. A Circle C (O, R) Touches The Sides AB, BC, CD And DA

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In The Given Figure, O Is The Centre Of Two Concentric Circles Of Radius 4 Cm And 6 Cm, Respectively

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In Two Concentric Circles, A Chord Of Length 24 Cm Of Larger Circle Becomes A Tangent

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In The Adjoining Figure, A Circle Touches All The Four Sides Of A Quadrilateral ABCD Whose Three Sides

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In The Given Figure, O Is The Centre Of Two Concentric Circles Of Radius 4 Cm And 5 Cm

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In The Given Figure, PP And QQ Are The Two Common Tangents Of The Two Circles

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In The Adjoining Figure, An Isosceles Triangle ABC With AB = AC, Circumscribes A Circle

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In A Right Angled Triangle ABC, Right Angled At B, BC = 15 Cm And AB = 8 Cm

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From An External Point P, Tangents PA And PB Are Drawn To A Circle With Centre O. If CD Is The Tangent

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In The Given Figure, PT And PM Are Two Tangents To The Circle With Centre O

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If AB And BC Are Two Tangents To A Circle With Centre O Such That Angle AOC = 120 Degree

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If The Radius Of A Circle Is 5 Cm, Then Find The Distance Between Two

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In The Given Figure, FG Is A Tangent To The Circle With Centre A. If Angle DCB = 15 Degree

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If O Is The Centre Of A Circle, PQ Is A Chord And The Tangent PR At P Makes An Angle

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If PQ Is A Tangent Drawn From A External Point P To A Circle With Centre O And QOR Is A Diameter

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(i) In The Given Figure, Find The Value Of X Degree

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In The Given Figure, PA Is A Tangent From An External Point P To A Circle With Centre O

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If AB Is A Tangent Drawn From A Point B To A Circle With Centre C And Radius 1.5

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In The Given Figure, AT Is A Tangent To The Circle With Centre O Such That OT = 4 Cm

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If The Length Of A Tangent To A Circle From A Point Is 0.5 Cm And Distance Of A Point

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Find The Length Of The Tangents To The Circle From A Point At Any Distance Of X Cm

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In The Given Figure, PA And PB Are Tangents To The Given Circle Such That PA = 5 Cm

ABCD Is A Quadrilateral Such That Angle D = 90 Degree. A Circle C (O, R) Touches The Sides AB, BC, CD And DA

In The Given Figure, O Is The Centre Of Two Concentric Circles Of Radius 4 Cm And 6 Cm, Respectively

In Two Concentric Circles, A Chord Of Length 24 Cm Of Larger Circle Becomes A Tangent

In The Adjoining Figure, A Circle Touches All The Four Sides Of A Quadrilateral ABCD Whose Three Sides

In The Given Figure, O Is The Centre Of Two Concentric Circles Of Radius 4 Cm And 5 Cm

In The Given Figure, PP And QQ Are The Two Common Tangents Of The Two Circles

In The Adjoining Figure, An Isosceles Triangle ABC With AB = AC, Circumscribes A Circle

In A Right Angled Triangle ABC, Right Angled At B, BC = 15 Cm And AB = 8 Cm

From An External Point P, Tangents PA And PB Are Drawn To A Circle With Centre O. If CD Is The Tangent

In The Given Figure, PT And PM Are Two Tangents To The Circle With Centre O

If AB And BC Are Two Tangents To A Circle With Centre O Such That Angle AOC = 120 Degree

If The Radius Of A Circle Is 5 Cm, Then Find The Distance Between Two

In The Given Figure, FG Is A Tangent To The Circle With Centre A. If Angle DCB = 15 Degree

If O Is The Centre Of A Circle, PQ Is A Chord And The Tangent PR At P Makes An Angle

If PQ Is A Tangent Drawn From A External Point P To A Circle With Centre O And QOR Is A Diameter

PQ Is A Tangent Drawn From A Point P To A Circle With Centre O And QOR Is A Diameter

(i) In The Given Figure, Find The Value Of X Degree

In The Given Figure, PA Is A Tangent From An External Point P To A Circle With Centre O

If AB Is A Tangent Drawn From A Point B To A Circle With Centre C And Radius 1.5

In The Given Figure, AT Is A Tangent To The Circle With Centre O Such That OT = 4 Cm

If The Length Of A Tangent To A Circle From A Point Is 0.5 Cm And Distance Of A Point

Find The Length Of The Tangents To The Circle From A Point At Any Distance Of X Cm

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