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In circle O, central angle AOB has a measure of 90°. Which of the following is not true? segment OA is a radius segments OA and

OB are perpendicular arc AB is a semicircle

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Zinaida [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Arc AB is a semicircle, Not true.

Step-by-step explanation:

In circle O, central angle AOB has measure of 90°

We need to choose statement which is not true. We can see the attachment to shape of circle.

As we can see O is the center of circle. A and B are two points on circle.

So, OA and OB must be radius of this circle.

1) Segment OA is a radius ( TRUE )

2) Segment OA and OB are perpendicular (TRUE)

Because central angle makes 90°

3) arc AB is a semicircle (FALSE)

Because AOB is not 180°

lesantik [10]3 years ago

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The last one: the arc AB is a semicircle.

a semicircle is 180 degrees

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