Question

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

First, we need to know what a chord of a circle is.

Answer 3

the line segment joining two points on a curve.

Answer 4

Good.

A line segment on the interior of a circle. A chord has both endpoints on the circle.

Answer 5

Im thinking that its BC cause its the only straight line but do diagonal lines count

Answer 6

and when i say straight i mean like straight down

Answer 7

Any segment with its endpoints on the circle counts.

It does not matter whether the segment is going up, down, or to the side.

Answer 8

Does segment OA have both endpoints on the circle?

Answer 9

By end points do you mean going straight across both sides of the circle? or can it stop in the middle where O is?

Answer 10

Look at the attachment. I outlined segment OA in blue.

Is O a point on the circle? Is A a point on the circle.

By "on the circle" I mean the ring of points which make the circle. Not the interior of the circle.

Answer 11

A is on the circle. O is not. So, segment AO is not a chord.