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  1. August 17th 2009, 02:04 AM #1
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    Finding the angle where the chord subtends

    A chord of 10cm of a circle of radius 13cm. What angle does the chord subtend ?


    i drew a triangle , two sides being 10 sm and one side being 13 cm.. not sure if you have to draw a triangle?


    help please
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    Quote Originally Posted by smmmc View Post
    A chord of 10cm of a circle of radius 13cm. What angle does the chord subtend ?
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