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In a circle with centre 'O'. bar(AB) is ...

In a circle with centre 'O'. `bar(AB)` is chord and 'M' is its midpoint. Now prove that `bar(OM)` is perpendicular to AB.
(Hint : Join OA and OB consider triangles OAM and OBM)

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