To decide whether the statement is true of false.
Answer to Problem 6SGR
False.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
That the radius of a
The radius of a circle is the line that originates from the center of the circle and ends on the circumference.
When two radii are projected from the center to the circumference, the angle between them is known as the central angle.
The central angle forms a sector within the circle, and not the radius.
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