Two intersecting circles are said to be orthogonal if the angle between them is a/an _________.
Solution:
Two circles are orthogonal if their tangents at the points of intersection meet at a right angle (90∘).
This occurs when the product of their gradients (slopes) satisfies the perpendicularity condition.
Thus, the Option(d) is correct.
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