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10.5 Segment Lengths in Circles. Theorem. When chords intersect, the chords break into segments that are equal when multiplied. Theorem. When chords intersect, the chords break into segments that are equal when multiplied. Theorem.
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Theorem When chords intersect, the chords break into segments that are equal when multiplied.
Theorem When chords intersect, the chords break into segments that are equal when multiplied.
Theorem When chords intersect, the chords break into segments that are equal when multiplied.
Theorem When chords intersect, the chords break into segments that are equal when multiplied.
Theorem When two secants intersect a circle, the segments of the secants (the chord and the whole secant ) are equal when multiplied together.
Theorem When two secants intersect a circle, the segments of the secants (the chord and the whole secant ) are equal when multiplied together.
Theorem When two secants intersect a circle, the segments of the secants (the chord and the whole secant ) are equal when multiplied together.
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
Theorem A tangent and a secant
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