THEOREMS

ON
CIRCLES
pRESENTED BY: GROUP 2
THEOREM NO. 3
pRESENTED BY: GROUP 2
A

D
Z
E

B
C
 THEOREm no. 3
In a circle, a diameter
bisects a chord and an
arc with the same
endpoints if and only if it
is perpendicular in the
chord
“Perpendicular Bisector of a Chord Theorem”
A EXAMPLE:

If AB is a diameter, and
⊥ ≅
D
Z AB CD then CE is DE
E ⌢ ≅
and BC BD
⌢
B
C
Perpendicular Bisector of a Chord Theorem
THEOREM NO. 8
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 THEOREm no. 8

If a line is tangent to a
circle, then it is a
perpendicular to the
radius drawn to the
point of tangency

Radius to Tangent theorem

 EXAMPLE:

⟷
If AB is a tangent to O C ,
⟷

⟷
at point D, then AB is to
CD

Radius to Tangent theorem

ASSESSMENT
pRESENTED BY: GROUP 2
 EXAMPLE:

What Theorem does the

figure illustrate? Why do
you say so?
 EXAMPLE:

What Theorem does the

figure illustrate? Why do
you say so?
A

D
Z
E

B
C