Can someone help on a construction of a tangent to a circle please, need pictures if possible
1 answer:
Wassup
Steps:
1. Draw a line connecting the point to the center of the rectangle
2. Then construct a perpendicular bisector to the line drawn in step 1
3. Place the compass on the midpoint of the line, adjust its length to reach the end point, and draw an arc across the circle
4. Where the arc crosses the circle will be the tangent points. So connect the endpoint to the tangent point
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Step-by-step explanation:
Part a.
The graph shown in the question representing Janet's data is not a straight line although it passes through the origin.
That is why the rate of change of distance with time is not constant.
Therefore, the graph does not model a proportional relationship.
Part b.
If we plot the data in the table using distance in miles along the y-axis and time in minutes along the x-axis, then we will get a straight line passing through the origin.
So, the values in the table model a proportional relation.
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