What I Have Learned FILLED ME UP-Fill in the blank with word/s to make the statement correct Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. 1. There are five important theorems on angle formed by secant and tangent segments. These are; states that the measures of an angle formed by a drawn to the point of the 2. tangent and one-half the measure of is 3. Tangent-secant angle theorem states that if an angle is formed by a of the circle, then of the measures and a that intersect in the the measure of the angle is one-half the of its 4. states that the measure of an angle formed when two intersect at a point outside the circle is of the two 5. Tangent-tangent angle theorem states that if the two angles are formed the difference of the by two. the difference of the then the measure of the angle is of the intercepted arc. 6. Intersecting chord theorem states that the measure of an angle formed that intersects within a circle is of the arcs intercepted by the by. the sum of the and its

What I Have Learned FILLED ME UP-Fill in the blank with word/s to make the statement correct Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper. 1. There are five important theorems on angle formed by secant and tangent segments. These are; states that the measures of an angle formed by a drawn to the point of the 2. tangent and one-half the measure of is 3. Tangent-secant angle theorem states that if an angle is formed by a of the circle, then of the measures and a that intersect in the the measure of the angle is one-half the of its 4. states that the measure of an angle formed when two intersect at a point outside the circle is of the two 5. Tangent-tangent angle theorem states that if the two angles are formed the difference of the by two. the difference of the then the measure of the angle is of the intercepted arc. 6. Intersecting chord theorem states that the measure of an angle formed that intersects within a circle is of the arcs intercepted by the by. the sum of the and its

Mathematics For Machine Technology

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Chapter3: Subtraction Of Common Fractions And Mixed Numbers

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