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12. More about Basic Properties of Circles

12.1 Properties of Cyclic Quadrilaterals

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12.1 A Opposite Angles of Cyclic Quadrilaterals

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12.1 Properties of Cyclic Quadrilaterals

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12.1 B Exterior Angles of a Cyclic Quadrilateral

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12.2 Tests for Cyclic Quadrilaterals

12.2 Tests for Cyclic Quadrilaterals

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12.2 Tests for Cyclic Quadrilaterals (cont.)

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12.2 Tests for Cyclic Quadrilaterals (cont.)

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12.3 Tangents to Circles

Content 12.3 Tangents to Circles

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12.3 A Basic Properties of Tangents to Circles

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12.3 A Basic Properties of Tangents to Circles (cont.)

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12.3 B Tangents from an External Point

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12.3 Tangents to Circles 12.3 C Common Tangent

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In the figure, straight line L1 is a tangent to two separate circles. This straight line is called a common tangent to the two circles.

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In the figure, two circles meet each other at only one point A. We say that these two circles touch each other and the point A is the point of contact. In this case, only one common tangent can be drawn passing through the point of contact and the circles lie on the opposite sides of the common tangent. Then we say that the circles touch each other externally at point A.

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The figure shows another case of two circles touching each other. We can see that the common tangent L3 passes through the point of contact B and the circles lie on the same side of the common tangent. We say that the circles touch each other internally at point B.

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12.4 Angles in the Alternate Segments

12.4 Angles in the Alternate Segments

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A tangent-chord angle of a circle has the following properties:

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12.5 Geometric Proofs on Circles

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