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How many points is a shot outside the arc?
3
An arc that lies outside of a central angle is called?
major arc
What is an Arc cut off by a central angle called?
Intercepted arc I believe
What is the whole arc in circle called?
It is called the circumference.
When an arc is combined with two radii what is the shape that is made?
The shape made inside a circle by an arc and two radii is a sector.
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