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Suppose a circle and a line intersect in a plane what is the smallest number of points at which they can touch

Suppose a circle and a line intersect in a plane what is the smallest number of points at which they can touch
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Suppose a circle and a line intersect in a plane what is the smallest number of points at which they can touch

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The smallest number of points at which they can touch is 1.

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The smallest amount of points at which they could intersect is 2.
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