10. Circles
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How many tangents can a circle have theoretically?
A) 0 | B) 1 | C) 2 | D) Infinite -
A line strictly intersecting a geometric circle in exactly 2 points is perfectly called a:
A) Secant | B) Tangent | C) Chord | D) Radius -
Exactly how many parallel tangents can a single circle mathematically have at the most?
A) 1 | B) 2 | C) 3 | D) 4 -
The unique common point strictly of a tangent to a circle and the circle itself is logically called the:
A) Centre | B) Point of intersection | C) Point of contact | D) Origin -
The tangent accurately drawn at any specific point of a circle is perfectly perpendicular to the:
A) Chord | B) Diameter | C) Secant | D) Radius through the point of contact -
Exactly how many specific tangents can be mathematically drawn strictly from a point located inside a circle?
A) 0 | B) 1 | C) 2 | D) 3 -
The exact numerical lengths of tangents drawn directly from an external point to a specific circle are mathematically:
A) Unequal | B) Equal | C) Parallel | D) Perpendicular -
The strict geometric angle perfectly formed between the radius and the tangent strictly at the point of contact is:
A) 30 degrees | B) 45 degrees | C) 60 degrees | D) 90 degrees -
A single straight tangent perfectly touches a continuous circle at exactly how many specific points?
A) 0 | B) 1 | C) 2 | D) 3 -
A completely straight line segment physically joining any 2 points precisely on the circle is officially called a:
A) Secant | B) Tangent | C) Chord | D) Radius -
If the exact radii of 2 perfectly concentric circles are 5 cm and 3 cm, what is the precise length of the chord of the larger circle which strictly touches the smaller circle?
A) 4 cm | B) 6 cm | C) 8 cm | D) 10 cm -
From an exact point Q, the length of the tangent to a given circle is precisely 24 cm and the distance of Q strictly from the centre is 25 cm. The exact radius of the circle is:
A) 7 cm | B) 12 cm | C) 15 cm | D) 24.5 cm -
If tangents PA and PB from a specific point P mathematically to a circle with centre O are perfectly inclined to each other strictly at angle of 80 degrees, then angle POA exactly equals:
A) 50 degrees | B) 60 degrees | C) 70 degrees | D) 80 degrees -
The straight tangents logically drawn strictly at the ends of a diameter of a geometric circle are mathematically:
A) Perpendicular | B) Parallel | C) Intersecting | D) Equal -
A distinct quadrilateral ABCD is accurately drawn to perfectly circumscribe a circle. Which mathematical equation strictly holds true?
A) AB + CD = AD + BC | B) AB + BC = CD + AD | C) AB + AD = BC + CD | D) AB = CD -
The specific angle precisely between 2 tangents strictly drawn from an external point to a circle is logically supplementary exactly to the:
A) Angle subtended by line segment joining points of contact at the centre | B) Angle between radii | C) Angle of the triangle | D) Reflex angle -
If perfectly 2 specific tangents inclined at exactly 60 degrees are drawn strictly to a circle of radius 3 cm, then the exact length of each tangent logically is:
A) 3 * sqrt(3) cm | B) 3 cm | C) 6 cm | D) 6 * sqrt(3) cm -
If a perfect circle can be accurately inscribed perfectly within a parallelogram, that specific parallelogram mathematically must be a:
A) Rectangle | B) Rhombus | C) Kite | D) Trapezium -
In a given circle, exactly TP and TQ are strictly 2 tangents firmly from an external point T so that precisely angle POQ equals 110 degrees. Find exactly angle PTQ.
A) 60 degrees | B) 70 degrees | C) 80 degrees | D) 90 degrees -
Exactly 2 concentric circles perfectly possess radii of exactly 13 cm and 5 cm. The strict mathematical length of the specific chord of the outer circle touching the inner circle is:
A) 12 cm | B) 24 cm | C) 26 cm | D) 10 cm -
A triangle ABC is perfectly drawn to securely circumscribe a circle exactly of radius 4 cm such that line segments BD and DC are 8 cm and 6 cm. If the exact area of ABC is 84 square cm, strictly find the length of side AB.
A) 13 cm | B) 14 cm | C) 15 cm | D) 16 cm -
Strictly prove that the exact tangent intercept perfectly mathematically caught exactly between 2 distinct parallel tangents directly subtends a precise angle strictly at the centre equal to:
A) 45 degrees | B) 60 degrees | C) 90 degrees | D) 180 degrees -
If exactly an isosceles geometric triangle ABC specifically with AB completely equal to AC is properly inscribed strictly in a circle, and precisely the tangents at points B and C strictly intersect perfectly at P, then angle BPC and angle A strictly are:
A) Equal | B) Complementary | C) Supplementary | D) Right angles -
Exactly 2 separate circles practically touch each other completely externally strictly at point C. Let AB represent the perfect common tangent. The exact mathematical angle ACB is strictly:
A) 45 degrees | B) 60 degrees | C) 90 degrees | D) 120 degrees -
PQ is a strictly defined chord mathematically of length 8 cm perfectly of a circle exactly of radius 5 cm. The distinct tangents perfectly at P and exactly Q strictly intersect geometrically at point T. The precise numerical length of TP strictly is:
A) 20/3 cm | B) 10/3 cm | C) 40/3 cm | D) 5 cm -
Let exactly s be the distinct semi-perimeter of triangle ABC. The perfect geometric circle accurately inscribed perfectly touches sides BC, CA, AB at D, E, F respectively. The exact mathematical length of AF strictly equals:
A) s - a | B) s - b | C) s - c | D) s -
If perfectly a 6-sided hexagon ABCDEF mathematically circumscribes a geometric circle strictly along its complete boundary, then exactly the combined length sum strictly AB + CD + EF perfectly equals:
A) BC + DE + FA | B) AC + CE + EA | C) AB + BC + CD | D) 0 -
The precise geometric radius of the perfect incircle mathematically strictly of a triangle completely having straight sides exactly 8 cm, 15 cm and exactly 17 cm long is perfectly:
A) 2 cm | B) 3 cm | C) 4 cm | D) 5 cm -
From exactly an external point P, 2 tangents PA and PB are precisely drawn perfectly to a circle with centre O. If precisely CD represents the perfect tangent strictly at point E and exactly PA equals 14 cm, the perimeter of PCD is:
A) 14 cm | B) 21 cm | C) 28 cm | D) 35 cm -
Exactly 2 completely parallel chords precisely of a circle exactly of radius 5 cm strictly possess lengths accurately 8 cm and perfectly 6 cm. If strictly placed correctly on exact opposite sides precisely of the centre, the vertical distance strictly between them is:
A) 1 cm | B) 5 cm | C) 7 cm | D) 14 cm
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