I. Let t be the line tangent at point J. We know that a tangent line at a point on a circle, is perpendicular to the diameter comprising that certain point.
So t is perpendicular to JL
let l be the tangent line through L. Then l is perpendicular to JL
ii. So t and l are 2 different lines, both perpendicular to line JL.
2 lines perpendicular to a third line, are parallel to each other, so the tangents t and l are parallel to each other.
Remark. Draw a picture to check the steps
Answer:
Greater than 180
Step-by-step explanation:
If they are equilateral triangles, then yes; however, if they are not, it is impossible to tell without a diagram.
No way to tell . . . . . we can't see the chart below.
It must be WAY down there where the sun don't shine.
Answer:
try using the point (1,13)
Step-by-step explanation: I pulled up and online graph to help and the distance from A to B is 7/2. So then you would do B, plus 7/2. If that's wrong, I'm sorry, but i tried.
