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    A Circle

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    A circle is defined as a closed curve where all points are equidistant from the center point. The center point is used to name the circle. The key parts of a circle include the radius (the line from the center to the edge), diameter (the longest chord passing through the center), chord (a line connecting two points on the edge), tangent (a line touching at one point), and secant (a line intersecting at two points). A circle also contains arcs of different measures (minor, semi, and major) as well as central angles formed between radii and inscribed angles formed between chords.

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    A Circle

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    A circle is defined as a closed curve where all points are equidistant from the center point. The center point is used to name the circle. The key parts of a circle include the radius (the line from the center to the edge), diameter (the longest chord passing through the center), chord (a line connecting two points on the edge), tangent (a line touching at one point), and secant (a line intersecting at two points). A circle also contains arcs of different measures (minor, semi, and major) as well as central angles formed between radii and inscribed angles formed between chords.

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    A circle is defined as a closed curve where all points are equidistant from the center point. The center point is used to name the circle. The key parts of a circle include the radius (the line from the center to the edge), diameter (the longest chord passing through the center), chord (a line connecting two points on the edge), tangent (a line touching at one point), and secant (a line intersecting at two points). A circle also contains arcs of different measures (minor, semi, and major) as well as central angles formed between radii and inscribed angles formed between chords.

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    A Circle

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    A circle is defined as a closed curve where all points are equidistant from the center point. The center point is used to name the circle. The key parts of a circle include the radius (the line from the center to the edge), diameter (the longest chord passing through the center), chord (a line connecting two points on the edge), tangent (a line touching at one point), and secant (a line intersecting at two points). A circle also contains arcs of different measures (minor, semi, and major) as well as central angles formed between radii and inscribed angles formed between chords.

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    A circle is a closed curve formed by a set of points on a plane that are equidistant from its

    center. Center is the fixed or given point in the circle. It is also used to name the circle.
    Point O is the center of the circle. The name of the circle is circle O. PARTS OF CIRCLE
    1. The radius is the segment whose endpoints are the center and any point in the circle.
    It is half the diameter. The plural of the word radius is radii. 2. Diameter is a segment
    whose endpoints are any two points on the circle and passes through the center. It is
    also the longest chord. 3. Chord is a segment whose endpoints are any two points on the
    circle. 4. Tangent is a line that touches the circle exactly one point called the point of
    tangency. 5. Secant is a line that intersects the circle at two points. 6. Minor Arc is an arc
    less than half a circle (less than 180°) 7. Semi-circle is an arc that measures half a circle
    (exactly 180°) 8. Major arc is an arc that measures more than half a circle (more than
    180°) 9. Central angle is an angle whose vertex is the center of the circle and sides are
    two radii. 10. Inscribed angle is an angle whose vertex is a point on the circle and sides
    are two chords

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