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3 years ago

If angle AEB has its vertex on the center of a circle and its endpoints on the circle, what is it?

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Inessa [10]3 years ago

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1. Vertex E is the center of the circle, A and B are on the circle.

2. Any angle with these properties (i. E is center, AE and AB are radii) is called a central angle.

3. Check the picture.

4. An important property of these angles is that the measure of the arc AB = m(AEB)

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