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OP……...OQ, where O is the centre of the circle, P lies on the circle and Q is in the interior of the circle.

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  • If O is the centre of the circle, then x is

    A
    `72^(@)`
    B
    `62^(@)`
    C
    `82^(@)`
    D
    `52^(@)`

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    A
    `72^(@)`
    B
    `62^(@)`
    C
    `82^(@)`
    D
    `52^(@)`

  • (A) Choose the correct alternative : O is a centre of a circle, Tangents TP and TQ of the circles itersect at point T in the exterior of the circle. Points P and Q lie on the circle . If anglePOQ = 120^(@) then angle PTQ = ?

    A
    `120^(@)`
    B
    `30^(@)`
    C
    `60^(@)`
    D
    `90^(@)`

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