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Problem 3.1: Is the following a drawing of a secant line, tangent line, tangent segment, or none of these?
 
Problem 3.2: Is the following a drawing of a secant line, tangent line, tangent segment, or none of these?
 
Problem 3.3: Is the following a drawing of a secant line, tangent line, tangent segment, or none of these?
 
Problem 3.4: Is the following a drawing of a secant line, tangent line, tangent segment, or none of these?
 
Problem 3.5: If a secant line AB intersects a circle at points A and B, and a diameter PQ of the circle bisects the chord AB, what is the angle formed at the intersection of diameter PQ and secant line AB?
 
Problem 3.6: If a secant line contains the center of a circle, how does that line divide the circle?
 
 
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