identifying Major and minor arcs of a circle? will fan and medal
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OpenStudy (maddisongruby):
OpenStudy (maddisongruby):
OpenStudy (gnorris):
Hint: Only major arcs have three letter designations
OpenStudy (maddisongruby):
ohhhh okay so on 7 how would i know what the major arc is
OpenStudy (gnorris):
i'm not very good at explaining but i know hat the answer is
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OpenStudy (maddisongruby):
okay whats the answer. I can ask my teacher in class tomorrow
OpenStudy (gnorris):
fourth one
OpenStudy (gnorris):
ECG
OpenStudy (gnorris):
you figured out the first question right?
OpenStudy (danielheyliger):
Yea it's the fourth one
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OpenStudy (mathstudent55):
A major arc is more than half a circle.
A minor arc is less than half circle.
OpenStudy (gnorris):
yes
OpenStudy (mathstudent55):
The endpoints of a diameter are endpoints of two arcs. Those two arcs are semicircles. Each semicircle is exactly half of a circle. In this case there is no major arc and no minor arc. For any two points that are on a circle that are not endpoints of a diameter, the longer arc that has those two points as endpoints is a major arc and the shorter arc is a minor arc.