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Chapter 9: Q9. (page 331)

For each exercise draw a circle and inscribe the polygon in the circle.

d. A parallelogram.

Short Answer

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Circle with centre.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.    

Circle with centre.

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Step 2. Concept used.

Parallelogram: It is a quadrilateral whose both pairs of opposite sides are parallel.

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Step 3. Find possible figure.

First draw a circle with centre O as shown below:

Now, draw a parallelogram such that each of its vertexes lies on the circle.

Therefore, this is the required figure.

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Most popular questions from this chapter

a.What do you think is true of common external tangents AB¯and CD¯?prove it.

b.Will your results in part abe true if the circles are congruent?

Draw a diagram similar to the one shown, but much larger. Carefully draw the perpendicular bisectors of AB¯ and BC¯.

  1. The perpendicular bisect in a point. Where does that point to be?
  2. Write an argument that justifies your answer to part (a).

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For each exercise draw ⊙O with radius 12. Then draw radii OA¯and to OB¯ form an angle with the measure named. Find the length of AB¯.

b. m∠AOB=180°

Draw two points A & B and several circles that pass through A and B. Locate the centers of these circles. On the basis of your experiment, complete the following statement:

The centers of all circles passing through A and B lie on ______.

Write an argument to support your statement.
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