THIS PROBLEM IS WORTH 40 POINTS The length of a chord is equal to its distance to the center of the circle. A second chord in the same circle is twice as long as the first one. How far is the second chord

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THIS PROBLEM IS WORTH 40 POINTS

The length of a chord is equal to its distance to the center of the circle. A second chord in the same circle is twice as long as the first one. How far is the second chord from the center.

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Answer: The distance circle center to mid-chord will be x/2, half the length of the first chord.

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