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المثالان 3, 4
نوع: محتوى تعليمي
المثالان 3, 4
4
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
أوجد قيمة x في كل مما يأتي مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
5
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
أوجد قيمة x في كل مما يأتي مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
أوجد قيمة x في كل مما يأتي مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
7
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
هندسة الحدائق: خطط مهندس ممرّين للمشاة يُشكّلان مماسين لبركتين دائريتين كما في الشكل أدناه. إذا كانت الأطوال معطاة بالأقدام، فأوجد قيمة كل من x و y.
المثال 5
نوع: محتوى تعليمي
المثال 5
8
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
جبر: المثلث JKL يُحيط بالدائرة R.
تدرب وحل المسائل
نوع: محتوى تعليمي
تدرب وحل المسائل
المثال 1
نوع: محتوى تعليمي
المثال 1
9
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
10
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
11
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
12
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
المثال 2
نوع: محتوى تعليمي
المثال 2
13
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
حدد ما إذا كانت XY مماسا للدائرة المعطاة في كل من السؤالين الآتيين أم لا، وبرر إجابتك.
14
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
حدد ما إذا كانت XY مماسا للدائرة المعطاة في كل من السؤالين الآتيين أم لا، وبرر إجابتك.
المثالان 3, 4
نوع: محتوى تعليمي
المثالان 3, 4
15
نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
أوجد قيمة x في كل من الأسئلة الآتية مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
أوجد قيمة x في كل من الأسئلة الآتية مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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نوع: QUESTION_HOMEWORK
أوجد قيمة x في كل من الأسئلة الآتية مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
نوع: NON_EDUCATIONAL
وزارة التعليم
نوع: محتوى تعليمي
الدرس 5-8 المماسات
نوع: METADATA
213
🔍 عناصر مرئية
A right-angled triangle M L N with a circle inscribed such that its center is L. A tangent segment from M to the circle is shown with length 16. Another tangent segment from N to the circle is shown with length 12. The segment M L is labeled 'x'. The segment L N is the radius of the circle. The triangle M L N appears to be a right-angled triangle at L, with M N as the hypotenuse.
A circle with center A. A point C is outside the circle. Two tangent segments from C to the circle are shown. One tangent segment is C B, with length 30. The other tangent segment is C D, with length 18. A segment A B is the radius, labeled 'x'. The segment A C is drawn, forming a right angle at B with the tangent C B.
A circle with center R. Two tangent segments from an external point to the circle are shown. One tangent segment has length '3x'. The other tangent segment has length '5x - 8'.
An aerial view of two circular ponds (circles) and two pedestrian paths (tangents). The paths are parallel to each other and tangent to both circles. The circles are of different sizes and are externally tangent to each other. The distance between the tangent points on the upper path is labeled 'x + 25'. The distance between the tangent points on the lower path is labeled 'y'. The distance from the tangent point on the upper path of the larger circle to the tangent point on the upper path of the smaller circle is labeled 'x + 250'. The distance from the tangent point on the lower path of the larger circle to the tangent point on the lower path of the smaller circle is labeled '4x - 500'.
A triangle JKL circumscribing a circle with center R. The sides of the triangle are tangent to the circle at points O, M, and N. Segment J O has length 12. Segment K M has length 7. Segment L N has length 'x + 3'. Segment L O has length '4x - 9'.
Two circles, one larger than the other, are externally tangent to each other. They are positioned vertically, with the smaller circle on top of the larger one, touching at a single point.
Two concentric circles. A smaller circle is completely inside a larger circle, sharing the same center.
Two circles of different sizes, completely separate from each other, with no overlap or tangency. The larger circle is on the left, the smaller on the right.
Two circles of similar size that intersect at two points. They overlap.
A circle with center D. A triangle X Y D is shown. Segment X Y is a line segment outside the circle, with point Y on the circle. Segment D Y is the radius, length 5. Segment D X is a line segment from the center to point X, length 8. Segment X Y is labeled with length 3.
A circle with center Z. A triangle X Y Z is shown. Segment X Y is a line segment outside the circle, with point Y on the circle. Segment Z Y is the radius, length 6. Segment Z X is a line segment from the center to point X, length 8. Segment X Y is labeled with length 4.
A circle with center N. A point Q is outside the circle. A tangent segment from Q to the circle is shown as Q P, with length 24. The radius from N to the tangent point P is shown as 10. The segment Q N, connecting the external point to the center, is labeled 'x'. A right-angled triangle is formed by the radius, the tangent, and the segment QN.
A circle with center A. A point C is outside the circle. A tangent segment from C to the circle is shown as C B, with length 12. The radius from A to the tangent point B is labeled 'x'. The segment A C, connecting the external point to the center, has length 6. A right-angled triangle is formed by the radius, the tangent, and the segment AC.
A circle with center J. Two tangent segments from an external point G to the circle are shown. One tangent segment is G F, with length '5x - 9'. The other tangent segment is G H, with length 'x + 7'.
📄 النص الكامل للصفحة
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المثالان 3, 4
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أوجد قيمة x في كل مما يأتي مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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أوجد قيمة x في كل مما يأتي مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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أوجد قيمة x في كل مما يأتي مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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هندسة الحدائق: خطط مهندس ممرّين للمشاة يُشكّلان مماسين لبركتين دائريتين كما في الشكل أدناه. إذا كانت الأطوال معطاة بالأقدام، فأوجد قيمة كل من x و y.
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المثال 5
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جبر: المثلث JKL يُحيط بالدائرة R.
a. أوجد قيمة x.
b. أوجد محيط JKL∆.
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تدرب وحل المسائل
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المثال 1
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ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
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ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
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ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
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ارسم المماسات المشتركة للدائرتين في كل مما يأتي، وإذا لم يوجد مماس مشترك، فاكتب "لا يوجد مماس مشترك".
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المثال 2
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حدد ما إذا كانت XY مماسا للدائرة المعطاة في كل من السؤالين الآتيين أم لا، وبرر إجابتك.
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حدد ما إذا كانت XY مماسا للدائرة المعطاة في كل من السؤالين الآتيين أم لا، وبرر إجابتك.
--- SECTION: المثالان 3, 4 ---
المثالان 3, 4
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أوجد قيمة x في كل من الأسئلة الآتية مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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أوجد قيمة x في كل من الأسئلة الآتية مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
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أوجد قيمة x في كل من الأسئلة الآتية مفترضًا أن القطع المستقيمة التي تبدو مماسات للدائرة هي مماسات فعلاً.
وزارة التعليم
الدرس 5-8 المماسات
213
--- VISUAL CONTEXT ---
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A right-angled triangle M L N with a circle inscribed such that its center is L. A tangent segment from M to the circle is shown with length 16. Another tangent segment from N to the circle is shown with length 12. The segment M L is labeled 'x'. The segment L N is the radius of the circle. The triangle M L N appears to be a right-angled triangle at L, with M N as the hypotenuse.
Context: This diagram illustrates the property that tangents from an external point to a circle are equal in length, and the Pythagorean theorem can be applied if the triangle is right-angled.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A circle with center A. A point C is outside the circle. Two tangent segments from C to the circle are shown. One tangent segment is C B, with length 30. The other tangent segment is C D, with length 18. A segment A B is the radius, labeled 'x'. The segment A C is drawn, forming a right angle at B with the tangent C B.
Context: This diagram illustrates the property that tangent segments from an external point to a circle are equal in length. Therefore, CB should be equal to CD.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A circle with center R. Two tangent segments from an external point to the circle are shown. One tangent segment has length '3x'. The other tangent segment has length '5x - 8'.
Context: This diagram illustrates the property that tangent segments from an external point to a circle are equal in length, which can be used to set up an algebraic equation to solve for x.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: An aerial view of two circular ponds (circles) and two pedestrian paths (tangents). The paths are parallel to each other and tangent to both circles. The circles are of different sizes and are externally tangent to each other. The distance between the tangent points on the upper path is labeled 'x + 25'. The distance between the tangent points on the lower path is labeled 'y'. The distance from the tangent point on the upper path of the larger circle to the tangent point on the upper path of the smaller circle is labeled 'x + 250'. The distance from the tangent point on the lower path of the larger circle to the tangent point on the lower path of the smaller circle is labeled '4x - 500'.
Context: This diagram involves properties of common external tangents to two circles and the relationship between the radii and the distance between the centers of externally tangent circles. The lengths of common external tangents between two circles are equal.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A triangle JKL circumscribing a circle with center R. The sides of the triangle are tangent to the circle at points O, M, and N. Segment J O has length 12. Segment K M has length 7. Segment L N has length 'x + 3'. Segment L O has length '4x - 9'.
Context: This diagram illustrates the property that tangent segments from an external vertex to a circle are equal in length. For example, JO = JM, KM = KN, and LN = LO. This property can be used to solve for x and calculate the perimeter of the triangle.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: Two circles, one larger than the other, are externally tangent to each other. They are positioned vertically, with the smaller circle on top of the larger one, touching at a single point.
Context: This diagram requires drawing common tangents for two circles that are externally tangent. There are typically three common tangents: two external and one internal.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: Two concentric circles. A smaller circle is completely inside a larger circle, sharing the same center.
Context: This diagram requires identifying common tangents for two concentric circles. Concentric circles do not have any common tangents.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: Two circles of different sizes, completely separate from each other, with no overlap or tangency. The larger circle is on the left, the smaller on the right.
Context: This diagram requires drawing common tangents for two separate circles. There are typically four common tangents: two external and two internal.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: Two circles of similar size that intersect at two points. They overlap.
Context: This diagram requires drawing common tangents for two intersecting circles. There are typically two common external tangents.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A circle with center D. A triangle X Y D is shown. Segment X Y is a line segment outside the circle, with point Y on the circle. Segment D Y is the radius, length 5. Segment D X is a line segment from the center to point X, length 8. Segment X Y is labeled with length 3.
Context: This diagram requires using the Pythagorean theorem (DY² + XY² = DX²) to determine if the segment XY is tangent to the circle at point Y. If it is a right-angled triangle at Y, then XY is tangent.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A circle with center Z. A triangle X Y Z is shown. Segment X Y is a line segment outside the circle, with point Y on the circle. Segment Z Y is the radius, length 6. Segment Z X is a line segment from the center to point X, length 8. Segment X Y is labeled with length 4.
Context: This diagram requires using the Pythagorean theorem (ZY² + XY² = ZX²) to determine if the segment XY is tangent to the circle at point Y. If it is a right-angled triangle at Y, then XY is tangent.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A circle with center N. A point Q is outside the circle. A tangent segment from Q to the circle is shown as Q P, with length 24. The radius from N to the tangent point P is shown as 10. The segment Q N, connecting the external point to the center, is labeled 'x'. A right-angled triangle is formed by the radius, the tangent, and the segment QN.
Context: This diagram requires using the Pythagorean theorem (NP² + QP² = QN²) in the right-angled triangle formed by the radius, the tangent, and the segment from the center to the external point, to solve for x.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A circle with center A. A point C is outside the circle. A tangent segment from C to the circle is shown as C B, with length 12. The radius from A to the tangent point B is labeled 'x'. The segment A C, connecting the external point to the center, has length 6. A right-angled triangle is formed by the radius, the tangent, and the segment AC.
Context: This diagram requires using the Pythagorean theorem (AB² + CB² = AC²) in the right-angled triangle formed by the radius, the tangent, and the segment from the center to the external point, to solve for x.
**DIAGRAM**: Untitled
Description: A circle with center J. Two tangent segments from an external point G to the circle are shown. One tangent segment is G F, with length '5x - 9'. The other tangent segment is G H, with length 'x + 7'.
Context: This diagram illustrates the property that tangent segments from an external point to a circle are equal in length, which can be used to set up an algebraic equation to solve for x.