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What is the beginning of a ray called?
The endpoint.
Aline segment with one endpoint at the center of a circle and the other endpoint on the circle?
Is called a radius.
The endpoint of the rays that form an angle is called its?
Vertex
What is the common endpoint of the sides of a angle is called?
vertex
What are two rays that share a endpoint called?
an angle
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