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What is the ray that connects the starting to the endpoint?
it is a line segment.
What is a ray that connects starting to the endpoint?
line segment
What is a segment that has both endpoint on the circle?
It is a chord or the diameter of a circle
What a line segment that passes through the center of the circle and has its endpoint on the circle?
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In hyperbolic geometry an arc whose endpoint are on the edge of the poincare disk must be a line?
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