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Segment Products and Power of a Point: Practice

12 multiple-choice questions, progressively harder.

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  1. 1

    Chords have orders A,P,BA,P,B and C,P,DC,P,D in one circle. Which product equality follows?

    Chords have orders A, P, B and C, P, D inside one circle.Chords have orders A, P, B and C, P, D inside one circle. This schematic preserves incidence and endpoint order. Use the lengths in the statement, not the proportions drawn.ABCDPSchematic; use the stated lengths.
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  2. 2

    Chords AB,CDAB,CD meet at interior PP. The lengths PA,PB,PCPA,PB,PC are 6,7,36,7,3. Find PDPD.

    Chords have orders A, P, B and C, P, D inside one circle.Chords have orders A, P, B and C, P, D inside one circle. This schematic preserves incidence and endpoint order. Use the lengths in the statement, not the proportions drawn.ABCDPSchematic; use the stated lengths.
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  3. 3

    On a secant in order P,A,BP,A,B, external length PAPA is 55 and inside chord ABAB is 88. Find the whole PBPB.

    Two secants have orders P, A, B and P, C, D.Two secants have orders P, A, B and P, C, D. This schematic preserves incidence and endpoint order. Use the lengths in the statement, not the proportions drawn.PABCDSchematic; use the stated lengths.
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  4. 4

    Two secants have orders P,A,BP,A,B and P,C,DP,C,D. The lengths PA,PB,PCPA,PB,PC are 3,16,43,16,4. Find PDPD.

    Two secants have orders P, A, B and P, C, D.Two secants have orders P, A, B and P, C, D. This schematic preserves incidence and endpoint order. Use the lengths in the statement, not the proportions drawn.PABCDSchematic; use the stated lengths.
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  5. 5

    A tangent segment PTPT and secant P,A,BP,A,B come from the same external point. The external and whole secant lengths are 4,94,9. Find PTPT.

    PT is tangent at its actual contact T. The secant has order P, A, B.PT is tangent at its actual contact T. The secant has order P, A, B. This schematic preserves incidence and endpoint order. Use the lengths in the statement, not the proportions drawn.PABTSchematic; use the stated lengths.
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  6. 6

    A circle has radius 77 and OPOP is 33. Find the signed power of PP.

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    A circle has radius 88 and OPOP is 1010. Find the signed power of PP.

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  8. 8

    A point PP lies on a positive-radius circle. Which statement is correct?

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  9. 9

    An interior point has signed power −18-18. What is the positive product of the two parts of any chord through it?

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  10. 10

    A secant from external PP has external length 55 and inside chord length 77. What is the square of a tangent segment from PP?

    PT is tangent at its actual contact T. The secant has order P, A, B.PT is tangent at its actual contact T. The secant has order P, A, B. This schematic preserves incidence and endpoint order. Use the lengths in the statement, not the proportions drawn.PABTSchematic; use the stated lengths.
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  11. 11

    For general intersecting chords in orders A,P,BA,P,B and C,P,DC,P,D, which ordered similarity matches triangle APCAPC?

    Chords AB and CD meet inside one circle in orders A, P, B and C, P, D. Auxiliary chords AC and DB are drawn.Chords AB and CD meet inside one circle in orders A, P, B and C, P, D. Auxiliary chords AC and DB are drawn. This schematic preserves incidence and endpoint order. Use the lengths in the statement, not the proportions drawn.ABCDPSchematic; use the stated lengths.
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  12. 12

    A strict external point has signed power 4949. Find a tangent segment length from that point.

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