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A.]A chord of a circle of diameter 40 cm subtends an angle of 70° at the centre of the circle.

Solution given;

diameter [d]=40cm

centre angle [C]=70°

(a) Find the perpendicular distance be tween the chord and the centre of the circle.

we have

the perpendicular distance be tween the chord and the centre of the circle=[P]let

we have

P=d Sin (C/2)

=40*sin (70/2)

=22.9cm

the perpendicular distance be tween the chord and the centre of the circle is 22.9cm.

(b) Using = 3.142, find the length of the minor arc.

Solution given;

minor arc=

=24.44cm

the length of the minor arc. is 24.44cm.

B.]In the diagram, XZ is a diameter of the cir cle XYZW, with centre O and radius 15/2 cm.

If XY = 12 cm, find the area of triangle XYZ.

Solution given:

XY=12cm

XO=15/2cm

XZ=2*15/2=15cm

Now

In right angled triangle XOY [inscribed angle on a diameter is 90°]

By using Pythagoras law

h²=p²+b²

XZ²=XY²+YZ²

15²=12²+YZ²

YZ²=15²-12²

YZ=

:.

base=9cm

perpendicular=12cm

Now

Area of triangle XYZ=½*perpendicular*base

=½*12*9=54cm²

the area of triangle XYZ is 54cm².

a)

d = 40 cm ⇒ r = 20 cm

Let the perpendicular distance is x.

Connecting the center with  the chord we obtain a right triangle with hypotenuse of r and leg x with adjacent angle of 70/2 = 35°.

From the given we get:

b)

The minor arc is 70° and r = 20

The length of the arc is:

Since XZ is diameter, the opposite angle is the right angle, so the triangle XYZ is a right triangle.

Find the missing side, using Pythagorean:

The area of the triangle:

so far i think you have the right thing going for you just remember soh cah toh

step-by-step explanation:

sine over hypotenuse

cosine   equals adjacent

tangent over hypotenuse

answer:

step-by-step explanation: