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What is the point used to name a circle?
centre
Why does each letter in a polygon name can only be used once?
because every point must have its own name to identify it from others.
What is the name of the beginning point for a vector?
the end point
Why can each letter in a polygon's name be used only once?
Beacuse every point must have its own name to identify it from the others.
What is another name for a decimal?
'point' or 'and' because decimal ''point''
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