Class 10 Maths · Circles · NCERT Exercise 9.4 · Question 6
In a right triangle in which , a circle is drawn with as diameter intersecting the hypotenuse at . Prove that the tangent to the circle at bisects .
Answer
The tangent at meets at with , so is the midpoint of ; the tangent bisects . Hence proved.
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