Chapter 9: Q23. (page 337)
Find the radius of the circle inscribed in the triangle.

Short Answer
The radius of the circle is, .
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Chapter 9: Q23. (page 337)
Find the radius of the circle inscribed in the triangle.

The radius of the circle is, .
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is tangent to and .

Given: Two tangents circles; is a common external tangent;
is the common internal tangent.
Discover and prove something interesting about point
Discover and prove something interesting about .

For each exercise draw with radius . Then draw radii and to form an angle with the measure named. Find the length of .
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Draw two points & and several circles that pass through and . Locate the centers of these circles. On the basis of your experiment, complete the following statement:
The centers of all circles passing through and lie on ______.
Write an argument to support your statement.
Draw a diagram similar to the one shown, but much larger. Carefully draw the perpendicular bisectors of and .

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