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    1) The document discusses three properties that define a cyclic quadrilateral: a) all four vertices lying on a circle circumference, b) the sum of opposite angles being 180 degrees, and c) being formed by two radii and two tangents of a circle. 2) An example of a cyclic quadrilateral is shown as ABCD, with CB and CD as radii and AB and AD as tangents. 3) Circle theorem 9 states that equal chords are equidistant from the center, and chords equidistant from the center are equal in length.

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    1) The document discusses three properties that define a cyclic quadrilateral: a) all four vertices lying on a circle circumference, b) the sum of opposite angles being 180 degrees, and c) being formed by two radii and two tangents of a circle. 2) An example of a cyclic quadrilateral is shown as ABCD, with CB and CD as radii and AB and AD as tangents. 3) Circle theorem 9 states that equal chords are equidistant from the center, and chords equidistant from the center are equal in length.

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    Circles Theorems Summery

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    Jenna Hany
    1) The document discusses three properties that define a cyclic quadrilateral: a) all four vertices lying on a circle circumference, b) the sum of opposite angles being 180 degrees, and c) being formed by two radii and two tangents of a circle. 2) An example of a cyclic quadrilateral is shown as ABCD, with CB and CD as radii and AB and AD as tangents. 3) Circle theorem 9 states that equal chords are equidistant from the center, and chords equidistant from the center are equal in length.

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    1)

    50°

    100°

    2) 50°

    50°

    50°

    3)

    4)
    D B

    A
    A
    5)

    A
    6)

    C B

    9) E
    A

    D B C
    Faridians Online Math

    3 Famous Cyclic Quadrilateral

    (1) Quadrilateral whose all 4 vertices lie on the circle circumference

    (2) Quadrilateral whose opposite angles summed up to 180

    a If
    b

    Then the quadrilateral is cyclic

    (3) Quadrilateral formed by two radii and two tangents

    B
    ABCD is Cyclic Quadrilateral

    C
    A

    DrOmarFarid Page 1
    Faridians Online Math

    • ABCD is Cyclic Quadrilateral

    • ABCD is a kite

    • CB = CD = radius
    • AB = AD "tangents"

    •
    •

    • _|_

    • BE = DE

    E •

    DrOmarFarid Page 1
    Faridians Online Math

    A
    C

    DrOmarFarid Page 1
    Faridians Online Math int chords

    Intersecting Chords

    C ACX ≈ DBX

    B
    X

    A D

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    Faridians Online Math Chords
    Chords - radius

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    Faridians Online Math equal chords

    • Circle theorem 9

    • Equal chords are equidistant from the center • Equidistant chords from the center are
    equal in length

    DrOmarFarid Page 1

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