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A circle has centre O and radius 8 cm. A point P is such that OP = 17 cm.
Two tangents are drawn from P touching the circle at A and B.
Find the perimeter of quadrilateral OAPB (O, A, P, B) in cm.

Class 10Number of Tangents from a PointGeometry
  • A41
  • B51
  • C46
  • D92

Step-by-Step Solution

PA = PB = cm. Perimeter = OA + AP + PB + BO = 8 + 15 + 15 + 8 = 46 cm.
Answer: C) 46

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