logistic_guy
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Of course. I know that you are here not to help me but I will give you some work because it is very rare to see a reply from you since the exposure of my identity.Are you going to show some work,
Here is my attempt. Okay, I assumed that it is not perpendicular, so what is the big deal of this assumption? I also provided a diagram of my assumption to show you how serious I am.Hint: Assume the line m is not perpendicular to the the segment QP.
The discussion is now about the non-perpendicular assumption. When I prove it is perpendicular by contradiction, then I use this fact and the second assumption to prove it is tangent (this part should involve the secant).Non-tangent means secant, which means a proper triangle, which means no right angles.