If two tangent segments to a circle share a
common endpoint outside a circle, then the two segments are congruent. This
is according to the intersection of two tangent theorem. The theorem states
that given a circle, if X is any point
within outside the circle and if Y and Z are points such that XY and XZ are
tangents to the circle, then XY is equal to XZ.
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Answer:
5) x = 1, y = -3
6) x = -20, y = 2
7) infinite solutions
8) no solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
5)
y = 5x - 8
y = -6x + 3
5x - 8 = -6x + 3
11x = 11
x = 1
y = 5 - 8
y = -3
6)
2x + 10y = -20
-x + 4y = 28
2x = -20 - 10y
x = - 10 - 5y
-x = 28 - 4y
x = -28 + 4y
-10 - 5y = -28 + 4y
-10 + 28 = 4y + 5y
18 = 9y
2 = y
2x + 20 = -20
2x = -40
x = -20
7)
this has infinite solutions because one equation is a simplified version of the other
8)
this has no solutions because 5 does not equal -5
9)
I can't graph on brainly, hope this helped though
No it’s not a right triangle
