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What is a part of a circle between two points on the circle?
The line connecting the points is called a chord; the part of the perimeter of the circle enclosed is called an arc; the area between an arc and the chord is called a circular segment.
What is an arc and a chord?
The arc is part of the circumference of the circle. A chord is a line that reaches from one part of the circle to another part.The diameter is an example.
How do you Find Arc Length of Segment from Chord Length and Radius?
multiply the chord length and radius and divide by 2
What is A figure bounded by an arc of a circle and the chord it subtends is a what of the circle?
== == Segment == == == == == ==
What do you call a straight line joining two points on an arc curve or circle?
A chord.
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