In the figure on the right, xy and xz are tangents from an external point X. 1. Is XY congruent to XZ ? Why? A. No, because the two segments from the same exterior Point does not connect the circle with two points. 8. No, because the two segments from the same exterior point are not tangents on the circle. C. Yes, because the two segments from the same exterior point connects the two points on the circle. D. Yes, because the two segments from the same exterior point are tangents on the circle. 2. Is AXYW congruent to AXZW? Justify your answer. A. Yes, because of Hypotenuse leg theorem. B. Yes, because of Hypotenuse acute angle theorem, C. No, because the two sides of a triangle are not equal. D. No because they are not right triangles. 3. Suppose m zWXY- 40, What is the m zWXZ? B. 40 C. 50 A. 30 D. 60 4. If YW 15 and YZ - 20, what is the length of XW? B. 23 A. 22 C. 24 D. 25 5. It is the intersection of a tangent line and a circle. A. point of intersection B. point of tangency C. point of boundary D. point of reference
In the figure on the right, xy and xz are tangents from an external point X. 1. Is XY congruent to XZ ? Why? A. No, because the two segments from the same exterior Point does not connect the circle with two points. 8. No, because the two segments from the same exterior point are not tangents on the circle. C. Yes, because the two segments from the same exterior point connects the two points on the circle. D. Yes, because the two segments from the same exterior point are tangents on the circle. 2. Is AXYW congruent to AXZW? Justify your answer. A. Yes, because of Hypotenuse leg theorem. B. Yes, because of Hypotenuse acute angle theorem, C. No, because the two sides of a triangle are not equal. D. No because they are not right triangles. 3. Suppose m zWXY- 40, What is the m zWXZ? B. 40 C. 50 A. 30 D. 60 4. If YW 15 and YZ - 20, what is the length of XW? B. 23 A. 22 C. 24 D. 25 5. It is the intersection of a tangent line and a circle. A. point of intersection B. point of tangency C. point of boundary D. point of reference
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