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Problem 5:
- Given: A circle with center and radius , and a point outside the circle such that . From point , the tangents and touch the circle at points and , respectively, and is the common chord.
- Task a: Prove that the triangle is cyclic and determine the center of the external circle.
- Task b: Show that .
- Task c: Given , find based on .
Problem 6:
- Given: Point lies outside a circle with center and radius , and point lies on two tangents to the circle, and , where and are the points of tangency.
- Task a: Prove that triangle is cyclic.
- Task b: Show that the line from to does not pass through the center (where is on the line segment between and ), and that .
- Task c: Let be the midpoint of segment . Prove that the angle is equal to .
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Circle Geometry
Cyclic Quadrilaterals
Power of a Point
Tangents and Secants
Formulas
Power of a Point: MC^2 = MA * MB
Chord Length Formula
Theorems
Cyclic Quadrilateral Theorem
Power of a Point Theorem
Intersecting Secant-Tangent Theorem
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 10-12
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