Two chords (segments) AB and CD of a circle do not intersect but lines AB and CD intersect at point P. (a) Given: PA = 3, PB = 10, PC = 4. What is PD = ? (b) Given: PA = 3, PB = 10, CD = 2. What is PC = ? and PD = ? (assume that PC < PD) Note: Include picture of the circles and label given lengths of segments.

Two chords (segments) AB and CD of a circle do not intersect but lines AB and CD intersect at point P. (a) Given: PA = 3, PB = 10, PC = 4. What is PD = ? (b) Given: PA = 3, PB = 10, CD = 2. What is PC = ? and PD = ? (assume that PC < PD) Note: Include picture of the circles and label given lengths of segments.

Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter58: Achievement Review—section Five

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 18AR: a. Given: CD=184 mm and CE=118 mm. Determine CF and CD. CF = CD= b. Given: FD=26 mm and CD=78 mm....

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