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There really is no specific number or in other words an infinite number of lines can be used to disect a circle. a line only has to go through the center of the circle to disect it. but the angle at which you draw the line can vary every time. it just depends how precise you want to get. Basically; between two lines, there will always be room another line, even if it gets to microscopic proportions.
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