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Class 10 Math Chords and Arcs


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Example 1: The internal bisector of a central angle in a circle bisects an arc on which it stands.
Example 1: The internal bisector of a central angle in a circle bisects an arc on which it stands.

Example1:Theinternalbisectorofacentralangleinacirclebisectsanarconwhichitstands.Example 1: The internal bisector of a central angle in a circle bisects an arc on which it stands.

(v) A pair of chords of a circle subtending two congruent central angles is:(a) congruent(b) incongruent(c) over lapping(d) parallel
(v) A pair of chords of a circle subtending two congruent central angles is:(a) congruent(b) incongruent(c) over lapping(d) parallel

(v)Apairofchordsofacirclesubtendingtwocongruentcentralanglesis:(a)congruent(b)incongruent(c)overlapping(d)parallel(v) A pair of chords of a circle subtending two congruent central angles is:(a) congruent(b) incongruent(c) over lapping(d) parallel

2 . In a circle prove that the arcs between two parallel and equal chords are equal.
 2 .  In a circle prove that the arcs between two parallel and equal chords are equal.

2.Inacircleprovethatthearcsbetweentwoparallelandequalchordsareequal. 2 . In a circle prove that the arcs between two parallel and equal chords are equal.

(iii) Out of two congruent arcs of a circle if one arc makes a central angle of 30^{\circ} then the other arc will subtend the central angle of:(a) 15^{\circ} (b) 30^{\circ} (c) 45^{\circ} (d) 60^{\circ}
(iii) Out of two congruent arcs of a circle if one arc makes a central angle of  30^{\circ}  then the other arc will subtend the central angle of:(a)  15^{\circ} (b)  30^{\circ} (c)  45^{\circ} (d)  60^{\circ}

(iii)Outoftwocongruentarcsofacircleifonearcmakesacentralangleof30thentheotherarcwillsubtendthecentralangleof:(a)15(b)30(c)45(d)60(iii) Out of two congruent arcs of a circle if one arc makes a central angle of 30^{\circ} then the other arc will subtend the central angle of:(a) 15^{\circ} (b) 30^{\circ} (c) 45^{\circ} (d) 60^{\circ}

(vii) The semi circumference and the diameter of a circle both subtend a central angle of:(a) 90^{\circ} (b) 180^{\circ} (c) 270^{\circ} (d) 360^{\circ}
(vii) The semi circumference and the diameter of a circle both subtend a central angle of:(a)  90^{\circ} (b)  180^{\circ} (c)  270^{\circ} (d)  360^{\circ}

(vii)Thesemicircumferenceandthediameterofacirclebothsubtendacentralangleof:(a)90(b)180(c)270(d)360(vii) The semi circumference and the diameter of a circle both subtend a central angle of:(a) 90^{\circ} (b) 180^{\circ} (c) 270^{\circ} (d) 360^{\circ}

(x) The arcs opposite to incongruent central angles of a circle arc always:(a) congruent(b) incongruent(c) parallel(d) perpendicular
(x) The arcs opposite to incongruent central angles of a circle arc always:(a) congruent(b) incongruent(c) parallel(d) perpendicular

(x)Thearcsoppositetoincongruentcentralanglesofacirclearcalways:(a)congruent(b)incongruent(c)parallel(d)perpendicular(x) The arcs opposite to incongruent central angles of a circle arc always:(a) congruent(b) incongruent(c) parallel(d) perpendicular

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