### Geometry Problems: Circle and SecantsThis section consists of problems related to circle geometry, specifically involving segments and secants intersecting a circle.**Problems:**a) \( CF = 6, AC = 12, BC = ? \)b) \( AG = 3, BE = 10, BG = 4, DG = ? \)c) \( AC = 12, BC = 4, DC = 3, CE = ? \)d) \( AG = 8, GD = 5, BG = 10, GE = ? \)e) \( CF = 6, AB = 5, BC = ? \)f) \( EG = 4, BC = 3, CD = ED, ED = ? \)g) \( AC = 30, BC = 5, ED = 12, CD = ? \)h) \( AC = 9, BC = 5, ED = 12, CD = ? \)i) \( ED = 8, DC = 4, FC = ? \)j) \( FC = 6, ED = 9, CD = ? \)**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a circle with several points marked on and around it, connected by lines:- Points \( A, B, C, D, E, F, \) and \( G \) are denoted around and inside the circle.- \( AB \) and \( CD \) are secants intersecting inside the circle at point \( G \).- \( EF \) is another secant, and point \( D \) is on this line.- Segment \( AG \) is part of secant \( AB \).- Segment \( BG \) is the remaining part of secant \( AB \) after point \( G \).- Segment \( DC \) is part of secant \( CD \).The problems above involve calculating unknown segment lengths using properties of secants and circles, likely employing the Power of a Point theorem or similar geometric principles.

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Description: ### Geometry Problems: Circle and SecantsThis section consists of problems related to circle geometry, specifically involving segments and secants intersecting a circle.**Problems:**a) \( CF = 6, AC = 12, BC = ? \)b) \( AG = 3, BE = 10, BG = 4, DG =