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Draw two tangents to a circle of radius $$3.5$$ cm from a point $$P$$ at a distance of $$6.2$$ cm from its centre.

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1. Draw a circle of radius $$3.5$$ cm from centre point$$O$$

2. Set a point $$P$$ which is located at distance $$6.2$$ cm from point $$O$$. Join $$OP$$.

3. Draw a perpendicular bisector of $$OP$$ which cuts $$OP$$ at point $$Q$$.

4. Now, considering $$Q$$ as a centre and equal radius $$(OQ=PQ)$$.Draw a circle.

5. Both circles intersect at points $$A$$ and $$B$$.

6. Join $$PA$$ nd $$PB$$.

Therefore, $$AP$$ and $$BP$$ are the required tangents.

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