What is true when two chords intersect inside of a circle? Their intersection MUST go through the center of the circle O The product of the two lengths of one chord is equal to the product of the two lengths of the other chord O The sum of the two lengths of one chord is always equal to the sum of the two lengths of the other chord O The length of one chord is always equal to the length of another chord

What is true when two chords intersect inside of a circle? Their intersection MUST go through the center of the circle O The product of the two lengths of one chord is equal to the product of the two lengths of the other chord O The sum of the two lengths of one chord is always equal to the sum of the two lengths of the other chord O The length of one chord is always equal to the length of another chord

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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What is true when two chords intersect inside of a circle?
O Their intersection MUST go through the center of the circle
O The product of the two lengths of one chord is equal to the product of the two lengths of the other chord
O The sum of the two lengths of one chord is always equal to the sum of the two lengths of the other chord
O The length of one chord is always equal to the length of another chord

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