1.2. The Radical Axis for two intersecting circles. The radical axis of two intersecting circles is the locus of all points that are common endpoints of congruent tangent segments to the two circles. The Radical Axis theorem of two intersecting circles states that the radical axis of two intersecting circles is their common secant. Problem 1.2. Study from the text and prove the Radical Axis Theorem for two intersecting circles. Do the proof with a closed book.
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