2-10 The converses: four concyclic points and proving a tangent
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102-10 The converses: four concyclic points and proving a tangent
If two points A and B lie on the same side of segment CD and subtend equal angles at it (∠CAD = ∠CBD), then the four points A, B, C, D lie on one circle.
If two chords AB and CD meet at E and EA × EB = EC × ED, then A, B, C, D are concyclic.
If from an external point M a line MT meets the circle at T and MT² = MA × MB for a secant MAB, then MT is a tangentto the circle at T.
The converse of the intersecting-chords product is the usual route in "prove that the four points lie on a circle" items.
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