Hi Wine M.,
Let secant P_A_B extend from the external point P and intersect the circle at A and B to form an external secant P_A and a chord A_B.
Let secant P_C_D extend from the external point P and intersect the circle at C and D to form an external secant P_C and a chord C_D.
Then from the Intersecting Secant Theorem PA*PB = PC*PD and if PA = PC then:
PA*PB = PC*PD
PC*PB = PC*PD, (substitute PA = PC)
PB = PD, (PC's cancel)
By definition, PB = PA + AB and PD = PC + CD:
PA + AB = PC + CD, (substitute for PB = PD)
PC + AB = PC + CD, (substitute PA = PC)
AB = CD
I hope this helps, Joe.