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2 years ago

Given the central angle, name the arc formed. ∠GQJ arc circle 13 A. FHˆ B. IJˆ C. GJˆ D. GQJˆ

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Vaselesa [24]2 years ago

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The name of the arc formed by the central angle ∠GQJ is (c) GJ

The central angle is given as:

∠GQJ

The above means that the center of the circle is located at point Q.

When the point Q is removed from the name of the central angle, we have points G and J

These represent the endpoints of the arc.

Hence, the name of the arc formed by the central angle ∠GQJ is (c) GJ

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