3rd Quarter Angles Formed by Tangents and Secants
3rd Quarter Angles Formed by Tangents and Secants
ANGLES FORMED BY
TANGENTS AND
SECANTS
OPENING PRAYER
Heavenly Father and Your beloved Son
Jesus Christ,
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In Jesus name Amen.
St. Mary Euphrasia and St. John
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St. Bridget, pray for us.
If x is a given point on the circle, there is only a single line
which can be drawn to X that is tangent to the circle.
THEOREMS ON TANGENTS
THEOREMS ON TANGENTS
If two tangents segments is drawn from the point outside the
circle, then the segments are congruent.
Theorem 1 THE INTERSECTING TANGENTS EXTERIOR
THEOREM
m<DCB = (m -
EXAMPLE
<x=
Theorem 2 THE INTERSECTING SECANTS EXTERIOR
THEOREM
m<CAE = (m -
Two secants extend from the same point and intersect the circle as shown
EXAMPLE in the diagram below . What is the value of x?
m<x=-
=
m<x=
Theorem 3 THE TANGENT POINT-SECANT THEOREM
m <BAD = m
EXAMPLE
m <DAC = (m +
EXAMPLE Find the measure of <GEF.
m < GEF =
=
m < GEF =
m < GEF =
Theorem 5 THE INTERSECTING TANGENT AND SECANT
EXTERIOR THEOREM
The measure of an angle
formed by a tangent and a
secant outside the circle is one-
half the measure of the
difference of its intercepted
arc.
m <XUV = m
EXAMPLE
m<x=-m
=
m<x=