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In ⊙ O with diameter A C ¯   , O C = 5 and A B = 6   . If M is the midpoint of B C ¯ , find A M .                                   _

Chapter 6.CT, Problem 9CT, In O with diameter AC, OC=5 and AB=6. If M is the midpoint of BC, find AM. _

To determine

To find:

AM of the circle ⊙O

Explanation

Given:

⊙O with diameter AC¯, OC=5 and AB=6.

M is the midpoint of BC¯.

Theorem used:

“An angle inscribed in a semicircle is a right angle”.

Calculation:

Consider,

Here OC is the radius of the circle given by OC=5.

Thus it is clear that the diameter AC=2(OC)=2(5)=10.

From the theorem it is clear that “an angle inscribed in a semicircle is a right angle”.

Here AC¯ formed a semicircle by B intercepts with the diameter.

Thus, ΔABC from a right angle.

Using Pythagoras theorem,

AC2=AB2+BC2102=62+BC2102−62=BC2100−36=BC264=BC2BC=8

Thus the length of BC is 8

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