Circles Secants and Tangents Angles

Find the value of x

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Find the value of x

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In the diagram, TP and TQ are tangents to circle O. Determine the value of x. (Note the angles with single arcs are not necessarily congruent in this diagram.)

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Find x.  Assume that segments that appear to be   tangent are tangent.

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Find the value of x.

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Solve for angle "x" in degrees. (Hint: Intersecting Exterior Secants- Finding Arcs and Angles)

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Solve for x. (Hint: Length of Tangent Lines from the Same External Point)

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Find the measure of the missing angle in degrees. (Hint: Intersecting Chords)

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What is the difference between a tangent line and a secant line?

• A secant intersects the circle twice; a tangent touches the circle once

• A tangent intersects the circle twice; a secant touches the circle once

• A secant goes through the center of the circle; a tangent does not

• A secant is outside the circle; a tangent is inside the circle

Match the following vocabulary term with its appropriate part of the circle.

• Point V

• Major Arc

• Semi-Circle

• Line PR

• Minor Arc

• Secant Line

• Point of Tangency