- Rules for proving limits
- Problems on Proving Limits
- Explain Infinite Sequences
- Properties of Convergent Sequence
- Explain Convergent Sequences
- Stirling formula
- Introduction to integer sequences
- Introduction of sequence theory
- Types of Sequence Theory
- Problems on Sequence Theory
- Introduction of Calculus Series
- What is Series Calculus
- Problems on Calculus series
- Explain Convergent series
- Convergent Series example
- Infinite Series
- Convergence of Infinite Series
- Explain Finite Series
- Sum of Geometric finite series
- Problems on Finite Geometric Series
Tangent circle Theorem
Theorem 1:- If two chords of a circle intersects internally or externally, then the rectangle formed by the two parts of one chord is equal in area to the rectangle formed by the two parts of the other.
Given:- Two chords AB and CD of a circle intersect each other at a point P lying inside in circle (i) outside the circle (ii) of the circle.
To prove: - PA.PB = PC.PD
Construction:-AC and BD are join P.
Proof:-
Case - (1) in circle (i) P lies inside the circle
case 2: - (1) in circle (i) P lies outside the circle
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