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Chapter 9: Q6. (page 330)

What name is given to point of ⊙o.

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The point Lis called point of tangency.

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Step 1. Given information. 

Figure is given.

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Step 2. Concept used.

The point at which the circle and the line intersect is the point of tangency.

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Step 3. Now name the point.

From the figure, OLis the radius and is perpendicular to the line LH.

Therefore, the point Lis called point of tangency.

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