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A segment from the center of a sphere to a point on the sphere is called a radius diameter chord tangent
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|dw:1341623985880:dw| what do you call that?
The radius?
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Thank you!(:
man i thought it was chord
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I thought it was either the radius or chord.. lol
if you wanna know.. radius = line from center to a point on the sphere/circle diameter - line from one point on the sphere/circle to another and passing through the center chord - line from one point on the sphere/circle to another tangent - line that passes through only one point on the circle/sphere
Oooh okay thank you so much!
so why would it not be chord?
@petewe because the line starts from the center the chord starts from one point on the circle to the other
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