Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
These four tangents are all equal in length. By definition, you can draw two tangent lines from a point outside a circle that will touch the circle. These two tangent lines are always congruent. Looking at the two leftmost lines, they are tangents of the nickel, so we can say that they're congruent. Looking at the middle two lines, we see that they must be equal, as well, since they're tangent lines to the dime, but we notice that the second leftmost line is shared by the nickel and the dime. So, these three must all be congruent. By similar reasoning, the rightmost line is congruent to the other three. Thus, all four tangent lines have the same length.
