alleryA circle of radius 6 cm is centred at the crossing of two lines. How many points also lie on their angle bisectors?
AFour positions
BTwo possible points
COne possible point
DNo common point
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Four positions
Each of the two angle-bisector lines crosses the circle at two points, giving four positions.
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