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Given: △EIJ, k(O, r)
EI = EJ = r=10 cm
EP ⊥ IJ
Find: JP

Given: △EIJ, k(O, r) EI = EJ = r=10 cm EP ⊥ IJ Find: JP-example-1

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Answer:


JP=5√(3)\ cm

Explanation:

Connecting points O and E and points O and J, we get triangle EOJ. This triangle is equilateral triangle, because OJ=OE=JE=r=10 cm.

Since EP⊥IJ, then segment JP is the height of the triangle EOJ.

The height of the equilateral triangle can be found using formula


h=(a√(3))/(2),

where a is the side length.

So,


h=(10√(3))/(2)=5√(3)\ cm.

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