As shown in the figure, in ⊙ o with diameter AB = 12, chord CD ⊥ AB is at m, and M is the midpoint of radius ob, then the length of chord CD is () A. 3 B. 3 Three C. 6 D. 6 Three

As shown in the figure, in ⊙ o with diameter AB = 12, chord CD ⊥ AB is at m, and M is the midpoint of radius ob, then the length of chord CD is () A. 3 B. 3 Three C. 6 D. 6 Three

Connect OC
In RT △ OCM, OC = 6, OM = 1
4AB=3,
According to Pythagorean theorem, MC=
OC2−OM2=3
3;
∴CD=2MC=6
3.
Therefore, D

As shown in the figure, in circle O, it is known that AB is the diameter, the chord CD intersects AB at P, and P is the midpoint of ob, so find the value of Tanc × tand This is the picture

When BC and BD are connected, AB is the diameter of the circle
tanC=tan∠ABD=AD/BD
tanD=tan∠ABC=AC/BC
So Tanc * tand
=(AD*AC)/(BD*BC)
=S(△ACD)/S(△BCD)
=AD/BD
Because D is the midpoint of ob, then ad / BD = 3
There is Tanc * tand = 3

AB is the chord of circle O, P is a point on the chord ab of circle O, AB 10cm, AP 4cm, Op 5cm, then the radius of circle O is () cm ditto,

First of all, we should know that the vertical line from the center of the circle to the chord is the vertical bisector of the string. Then, if we make the vertical line of the string through the center of the circle, we can get a right triangle composed of OP and vertical line. OP = 5, bottom = 5-4 = 1, then the perpendicular can be calculated by the Bishop's theorem. Since the vertical line is out, the radius of the large triangle composed of radius and vertical line can be calculated by the same method

As shown in the figure, the diameter ab of the center O is ab = 16, P is the midpoint of ob, and the angle between the chord CD passing through point P and ab is APC = 30 degrees, and the length of CD can be calculated If the isosceles triangle ABC is inscribed with the center O, ab = AC, the angle BAC = 120 degrees, and ab = 4, then the diameter of the center O is?

In RT △ OPH, ∠ APC = 30 ° OP = 4 AB = 4, then Oh = 2 (half of the slant side). Then connect OD, in RT △ ODH, OD is circular radius, OD = 8, oh = 2, according to Pythagorean theorem
DH = √ 60, similarly to OC, ch = √ 60, so CD = 4 √ 15

As shown in the figure, if the diameter of ⊙ o is 50, point P is the midpoint of chord AB, and chord CD passes through point P, and ab = 40, CD = 48, then cos angle APC = () process

Let the midpoint of CD be q, Op = √ (OA ^ 2-op ^ 2) = √ (25 ^ 2-20 ^ 2) = 15, OQ = √ (OC ^ 2-cq ^ 2) = √ (25 ^ 2-24 ^ 2) = 7. Cos ∠ APC = cos (90 - ∠ OPD) = sin ∠ OPD = OQ / op = 7 / 15

As shown in the figure, in circle O, AB is the diameter, P is the midpoint of ob, ab = 8, the chord CD intersects AB at P, ∠ APC = 30 degrees, find CD

O for OE ⊥ CD, CD for E
∵ diameter AB = 8
∴OB=4
∵ P is the midpoint of ob
∴OP=OB/2=4/2=2
∵∠APC=30,OE⊥CD
∴OE=OP×sin30=2×1/2=1
∴CE²=OC²-OE²=16-1=15
∴CE=√15
∵OE⊥CD
∴CD=2CE=2√15

The two chords AB and CD of circle O are perpendicular to point P, AP = 4, BP = 6, CP = 3, DP = 8. Find the radius of circle o

Make om perpendicular to AB and m, on to CD and n
AB and CD are the two chords of circle O, ab = 10, CD = 11
According to the vertical diameter theorem
AM=MB=5,CN=ND=5.5
∵ AB, CD vertical
The ompn is easy to see as rectangular
PM = on = 5-4 = 1
If OC is connected, OC is the radius
OC^2=ON^2 +CN^2
It is calculated by substitution
OC = (5 √ 5) / 2, radius is (5 √ 5) / 2

As shown in the figure, the two chords AB and CD of ⊙ o are perpendicular to point P, AP = 4, BP = 6, CP = 3, DP = 8. Find the radius of ⊙ o If you can't paste the picture, please forgive me

A more troublesome way
Finding angle BDP and CDA by inverse trigonometric function
Pass a to make the vertical line intersect with E
AEB=ADB
Using trigonometric function to find diameter

As shown in the figure, in the two concentric circles with point o as the center, the chord ab of the large circle is the tangent line of the small circle, and the point P is the tangent point

Proof: connect OP as shown in the figure,
∵ the chord ab of the big circle is the tangent line of the small circle, and the point P is the tangent point,
∴OP⊥AB,
∵ OP over O,
∴AP=BP.

As shown in the figure, in the two concentric circles with point o as the center, the chord ab of the large circle is the tangent line of the small circle, and the point P is the tangent point

Proof: connect OP as shown in the figure,
∵ the chord ab of the big circle is the tangent line of the small circle, and the point P is the tangent point,
∴OP⊥AB,
∵ OP over O,
∴AP=BP.