To construct a line that is tangent to a point on the circle and passes through the point , recall what it means for a line to be "tangent". A line that is tangent to a point on a circle means that the line will only touch the circle at that specific point.

Given the equation of the circle,

the center and radius of the circle can be determined.

The center is located at  and the radius is .

Therefore, the center is located at  and the radius is three. Plotting the circle and tangent line to the point  results in the following.

Therefore, the point on the circle that creates a tangent line, .

To construct a line that is tangent to a point on the circle and passes through the point , recall what it means for a line to be "tangent". A line that is tangent to a point on a circle means that the line will only touch the circle at that specific point.

Given the equation of the circle,

the center and radius of the circle can be determined.

The center is located at  and the radius is .

Therefore, the center is located at  and the radius is three. Plotting the circle and tangent line to the point  results in the following.

Therefore, the point on the circle that creates a tangent line with the point given is .

To construct a line that is tangent to a point on the circle, recall what it means for a line to be "tangent". A line that is tangent to a point on a circle means that the line will only touch the circle at that specific point.

Using the plotted circle one possible line would touch the circle is as follows. 

Thus resulting in a tangent line to the circle.

To construct a line that is tangent to a point on the circle and passes through the point , recall what it means for a line to be "tangent". A line that is tangent to a point on a circle means that the line will only touch the circle at that specific point.

Using the plotted circle and the given point, two potential lines can be drawn that will touch the circle at one point. One possible line would touch the circle on the top half of the circumference while the other potential line would touch the circle on the bottom.

Constructing the first potential tangent line, a point can be plotted on the circle as follows.

From here, connect the given point  to the point on the circle with a straight line. Thus resulting in a tangent line to the circle.

Of the other answer choices, two options contain lines that are secant to the circle meaning that the line intersects the circle at point two points thus, those options are not tangent. The other two lines do not intersect nor touch the circle therefore they are not considered tangent either.

To construct a line that is tangent to a point on the circle and passes through the point , recall what it means for a line to be "tangent". A line that is tangent to a point on a circle means that the line will only touch the circle at that specific point.

Using the plotted circle and the given point, two potential lines can be drawn that will touch the circle at one point. One possible line would touch the circle on the top half of the circumference while the other potential line would touch the circle on the bottom.

Constructing the second potential tangent line, a point can be plotted on the circle as follows.

From here, connect the given point  to the point on the circle with a straight line. Thus resulting in a tangent line to the circle.

Of the other answer choices, two options contain lines that are secant to the circle meaning that the line intersects the circle at point two points thus, those options are not tangent. The other two lines do not intersect nor touch the circle therefore they are not considered tangent either.

To construct a line that is tangent to a point on the circle, recall what it means for a line to be "tangent". A line that is tangent to a point on a circle means that the line will only touch the circle at that specific point.

Constructing the tangent line results in the following image,

Therefore, this statement is true.

To find the arc length, we simply multiply the radius by the central angle.

To find the arc length, we simply multiply the radius by the central angle.

To find the arc length, we simply multiply the radius by the central angle.

To find the arc length, we simply multiply the radius by the central angle.