#PROVING QUESTION ON CIRCLE

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wheat shale
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plz expain this its hard to understand

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fair spade
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Note that if OM = ON, PR = US

slim crag
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They will bisect PR and US

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if you construct it as he said

fair spade
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Not relevant

heady aspen
# wheat shale plz expain this its hard to understand

Before telling you the answer, it is really easy.
You just have to connect O to R and O to S. You'll get 2 triangles with one equal angles, ang.OAR and ang.OBS, two equal sides, OA and OB And OR and OS. It is AAS property. It will ultimately make PR and US equal...

fair spade
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But don’t reveal this much

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ASS isn’t a thing btw

heady aspen
fair spade
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It’s fine although I don’t think you should reveal this much

heady aspen
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The kid wanted help...

fair spade
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It’s a rule
I don’t really mind but someone else might

slim crag
wheat shale
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thanks