KnowraIntersecting chords theoremLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Intersecting chords theorem, each with the reason it gives.All 8Related 3Compared with 5Inscribed angle theoremCompared with: It concerns chord lengths where chords meet inside a circle rather than angles on its circumference.ChordRelated: It links the parts of two crossing chords.Tangent–secant theoremCompared with: It resembles the tangent–secant relation but uses an intersection inside the circle.Intersecting secants theoremCompared with: It is the interior-point counterpart to the external secant relation.Butterfly theoremRelated: The theorem’s configurations use intersecting chords, whose segment products supply key algebraic relations.Constant chord theoremCompared with: It concerns intersecting chord segments rather than whole chords selected by inscribed angles.Haruki's theoremCompared with: It is a familiar product-of-segments relation that can resemble the theorem's setting.Japanese theoremRelated: The diagonals are chords, and their intersecting segments constrain the four triangle side lengths.