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Given two different circles O and Q, which of the following cases presents two circles with no (zero) common tangents? completely separate circles overlapping circles circles th…

Given two different circles O and Q, which of the following cases presents two circles with no (zero) common tangents? completely separate circles overlapping circles circles th…
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Given two different circles O and Q, which of the following cases presents two circles with no (zero) common tangents?

completely separate circles

overlapping circles

circles that share one point

concentric circles

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concentric circles because if a line is tangent to one circle, it would only intersect teh other 
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