What does a radius of a sphere join?

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The radius of a sphere join refers to the (D) the center and a point on the sphere. A radius is the distance of the center point to any sides of the circle or sphere. The point on the sphere can be anywhere. The center and a point on the sphere forms a sphere join.

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