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Prove that the Common Chord of Two Intersecting Circles is Bisected at Right Angles by the Line of Centres. - Mathematics

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Prove that the common chord of two intersecting circles is bisected at right angles by the line of centres.

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उत्तर

Given: Two interesting circles with centres C &D.
AB is their common chord.
To prove: AB bisected by CD at right angles.

Proof : CA = CB      ...(radii)
∴ C lies on the right bisector of AB.
Similarly, D lies on the right bisector of AB.
Therefore, CD is the right bisector of AB.
Hence proved.

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