Tangents to a circle from a point P

Learn how to draw the tangent lines to a given circumference passing through an external given point P.
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[@gilbertmiya4199]

Thanks. Provides many insights to circle properties

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Your work has helped prefect my crop circle making game

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Love it... Geometry.

[@architsharma9733]

I am the first one for once!
I am sure this will be another amazing vid!

[@d0ggydog]

You legend, Arthur

[@neuraaquaria]

Here's the proof (I'll let T1 = T here, look at 2:49 for diagram):
1) First draw auxiliary line MT
2) MT = MP. They are both radii to the same circle OTP centered at M.
∴ ∠MTP = ∠MPT by converse of isosceles triangle theorem
3) ∠MTP + ∠MPT = ∠TMO by external angles theorem
∴ 2 x ∠MPT = ∠TMO
4) OM = OT. They are both radii to the same circle OTP centered at M.
∴ ∠MOT = ∠MTO by converse of isosceles triangle theorem
5) ∠MOT + ∠MTO + ∠TMO = 180° by triangle angle sum.
∠MOT + ∠MOT + ∠TMO = 180° by substituting step (4)
2 x ∠MOT + ∠TMO = 180°
2 x ∠MOT + 2 x ∠MPT = 180°
∠MOT + ∠MPT = 90° divide both sides by 90
∴∠ OTP = 90° by triangle angle sum
6) ∴ OT ⊥ TP and given that OT is a radius of the circle, TP is tangent to the circle because tangent lines are perpendicular to radius.

[@ArthurGeometry]

Thank You Alan!

[@marklevin4427]

In line 4 you wrote OT when you meant TM

[@neuraaquaria]

thx, corrected it@@marklevin4427

[@_maverick.]

you missed explaining the why!

[@iuliuscaesar9121]

Hello, I have seen many videos of tangency but I have a problem, I don't want to memorize the steps for each case of tangency, I want to know why by making several strokes the points of tangency are obtained in the drawing. Where should I start to understand the "why" do the centers join, why does it become bisector, why do we have to add radii or subtract? I don't want to learn just the steps to solve tangency problems. Sorry if it's a lot of text, I hope I explained it well.