2 years ago

Assuming construction of the dotted lines, complete the following proof.

Mathematics

1 answer:

lesantik [10]2 years ago

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Statement:

1. RA = RB

2. RP = RP

3. RA ⊥ AP, RB ⊥PB

4. rt ΔRAP ≅ rt ΔRBP

5. PA =PB

Reason:

1. radii of same circles are =

2. reflexive

3. Radius ⊥ to tangent

4. HL

5. CPCTE

100% Correct

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