quick question heh.... How do you know when to use the Secant-Secant Prodict Theorem or the Secant-Tangent Product Theorem?

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You use the theorem you can apply to your problem.

If there is no tangent, the secant-tangent product theorem cannot apply.
If you don't have two secants, the secant-secant product theorem cannot apply.

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