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In the figure, a circle touches all the sides of quadrilateral ABCD from the inside. The center of the circle is O. If AD⊥ DC and BC = 38, QB = 27, DC = 25, then find the radius of the circle. - Geometry Mathematics 2

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In the figure, a circle touches all the sides of quadrilateral ABCD from the inside. The center of the circle is O. If AD⊥ DC and BC = 38, QB = 27, DC = 25, then find the radius of the circle.

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Solution

Given: AD ⊥ DC

BC = 38, QB = 27, DC = 25

To find: Radius of the circle, i.e., OP.

Solution:

BC = 38      ......[Given]

∴ BQ + QC = 38    ......[B–Q–C]

∴ 27 + QC = 38    .......[Given]

∴ QC = 38 – 27

∴ QC = 11 units      ......(i)

Now, QC = SC    ......[Tangent segment theorem]

∴ SC = 11 units    .....(ii) [From (i)]

DC = 25     .......[Given]

∴ DS + SC = 25    ......[D–S–C]

∴ DS + 11 = 25   ......[From (ii)]

∴ DS = 25 – 11

∴ DS = 14 units   ......(iii)

In ▢DSOP,

∠P = ∠S = 90°    ......[Tangent theorem]

∠D = 90°    ......[Given]

∴ ∠O = 90°    ......[Remaning angle of ▢DSOP]

∴ ▢DSOP is a rectangle.

Also, OP = OS    ......[Radii of the same circle]

∴ ▢DSOP is a square    .......`[("A rectangle is square if its"),("adjacent sides are congruent")]`

∴ OS = DS = DP =  PO    .....(iv) [Sides of the square]

∴ OP = 14 units    ......[From (iii) and (iv)]

∴ The radius of the circle is 14 units.

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