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What is a certain line that divides a globe in half called?
Hemispheric line
What do you call a vertical line that divides columns?
vertical calm
What do you call a line segment that divides a circle in two?
A line segment that divides a circle in two is a chord.If the two parts of the circle are equal, the line segment is a diameter.See 'The Parts of the Circle' in Sources and related links, below.
What line bisector divides a line into tWo What segments?
Every line bisector divides a line into two halves: by definition!
What do you call a line segment that divides the circle in two?
It's a chord, unless the 2 parts are equal, when it becomes a diameter.
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