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Question 8 (1 point) \overline{GH} and \overline{IJ} are chords in \circ F. Given \overline{GH} \perp \overline{FK}, \overline{JI} \perp \overline{FL} and \\ \overline{FN} \cong \overline{FM}. Let GH = 30, FN = 10, How long is JI? *the figure is not drawn to scale

          Question 8 (1 point)
\overline{GH} and \overline{IJ} are chords in \circ F. Given \overline{GH} \perp \overline{FK}, \overline{JI} \perp \overline{FL} and \\
\overline{FN} \cong \overline{FM}.
Let GH = 30, FN = 10, How long is JI?
*the figure is not drawn to scale

Question 8 (1 point)
GH and IJ are chords in ∘F. Given GH ⊥FK, JI ⊥FL and

FN ≅FM.
Let GH = 30, FN = 10, How long is JI?
*the figure is not drawn to scale

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Geometry A Common Core Curriculum

Ron Larson, Laurie Boswell 1st Edition

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Since GH is parallel to IJ, we can use the property of parallel chords in a circle. The property states that the product of the lengths of the segments of one chord is equal to the product of the lengths of the segments of the other chord. Let x be the length of Show more…

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Question 8 (1 point) GH and IJ are chords in OF. Given GH = 1, FK = 1, JI = L, FL = 1, and FN = 4 FM. Let GH = 30 and FN = 10. How long is JR? The figure is not drawn to scale.