← 2.4 Circles, Chords and Tangents
The incircle and an excircle
Mathematics · Grade 11 · about 40 minutes
Angle bisectors meet at the incentre, and two exterior bisectors give an excentre. The radii come from the area and the semiperimeter.
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- A tangent meets the radius
- The two tangents from one point
- Drawing the tangents
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- Two secants from one point
- The alternate segment
- A direct common tangent
- A transverse common tangent
- When two circles touch
- The circle through three vertices
- The incircle and an excircle
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