Power of a point theorem

Theorem:

There are three unique cases for this theorem. Each case expresses the relationship between the length of line segments that pass through a common point and touch a circle in at least one point.

Case 1 (Inside the Circle):

If two chords $AB$ and $CD$ intersect at a point $P$ within a circle, then $AP\cdot BP=CP\cdot DP$

Case 2 (Outside the Circle):

Classic Configuration

Given lines $AB$ and $CB$ originate from two unique points on the circumference of a circle ( $A$ and $C$ ), intersect each other at point $B$ , outside the circle, and re-intersect the circle at points $F$ and $G$ respectively, then $BF\cdot BA=BG\cdot BC$ .