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| An angle formed by two radii |
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| Part of the circumfrence of the circle |
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| An arc less than 180 degrees |
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| An arc greater than 180 degrees |
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| An arc equal to 180 degrees |
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| An angle whose vertex is on the circle and it's made from two chords |
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| Set of all points equidistant froma given point in a plane |
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| Segment from the center of a ciircle to the circle |
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| A segment connecting two points on the circle thru the center point |
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| The distance around the circle |
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| Segment connecting two points on the circle |
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| Circles with the same radii |
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| A ray or line that passes thru th circle two times |
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| A ray or a line that touches the circle in exactly one point, but never enters the circle |
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| The point where the the tangent touches the circle |
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| Circles with the same center point |
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