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Congruency, SMB-011

The diagram shows a circle with centre `O` and radius 5 cm.

The length of the arc `PQ` is 9 cm. Lines drawn perpendicular to `OP` and `OQ` at `P` and `Q` respectively meet at  `T`.
 

Prove that `Delta OPT` is congruent to `Delta OQT`.   (2 marks)

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`text(Prove)\ Delta OPT ≡ Delta OQT`

`OT\ text(is common)`

COMMENT: Know the difference between the congruency proof of `RHS` and `SAS`. Incorrect identification will lose a mark.

`/_OPT = /_OQT = 90°\ \ text{(given)}`

`OP = OQ\ \ \ text{(radii)}`

`:.\ Delta OPT ≡ Delta OQT\ \ \ text{(RHS)}`

Filed Under: Congruency Tagged With: num-title-ct-pathc, smc-4747-35-RHS

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