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In the figure, a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, and j are chords of the circle. Which two chords are parallel to each other?
(A) a and f
(B) b and g
(C) c and h
(D) d and i
(E) e and j
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Chords e and j are parallel to each other & Option (E) is correct.
For two chords to be parallel they need to have 180 degree separation in alignment. The figure gives us the difference between two chords, so we must find the correct chords between whom a total of 180 deg separation is present.
Chord e + ( 40 + 35 + 35 + 40 + 30 ) = Chord J. In the anticlockwise direction
Chord e + 180 deg = Chord j.
Hence they are parallel and Option (E) is our choice.
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For two chords to be parallel they need to have 180 degree separation in alignment. The figure gives us the difference between two chords, so we must find the correct chords between whom a total of 180 deg separation is present.
Chord e + ( 40 + 35 + 35 + 40 + 30 ) = Chord J. In the anticlockwise direction
Chord e + 180 deg = Chord j.
Hence they are parallel and Option (E) is our choice.
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