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Fg⊥op, rs⊥qr. FG = 40, RS = 40, OP = 15. Find x. A. 17 B. 21 C. 20 D. 15

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Alenkasestr [34]2 years ago

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The measure of x from the diagram is 15

<h3>Circle theorems</h3>

From the given diagrams, we are told that fg⊥op, rs⊥qr. Given the following parameters

FG = 40,

RS = 40,

OP = 15.

Since the measure of FG is equal to RS, hence the measure of Op will be equal to OQ to have:

OQ = OP = x

x = 15

Hence the measure of x from the diagram is 15

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