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Hi chetan2u , i am unable to interpret the expression for the statement "Half of the height to side AB equals 4/5 of the radius of the circle".

Requesting you to clarify.

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Hi Raju,

The height of C from AB means perpendicular from C o AB when B is further extended to right of B..
So say AB when extended meets Perpendicular from C at E..
So CE is 4/5 of half of AB..
I'll attach a figure after some time as I am outside.
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Got it now chetan2u .

Thanks for clarification. :thumbup:




In fact i misinterpreted " Half of the height to side AB equals 4/5 of the radius of the circle " as height/AB = 4/5 X 1/2 X radius



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