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A line horizontally drawn from the center of the circle. A. Axiom B. Vertex C. Radius D. Circumference It's not D. I did the test and D. was wrong. People from other sites …

A line horizontally drawn from the center of the circle. A. Axiom B. Vertex C. Radius D. Circumference It's not D. I did the test and D. was wrong. People from other sites …
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A line horizontally drawn from the center of the circle.

A. Axiom
B. Vertex
C. Radius
D. Circumference

It's not D. I did the test and D. was wrong. People from other sites said it's not C. But I think it is. What's your opinion?

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I'm sure that the answer is Radius

User Qazimusab
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It is C. The area from the centre of a circle to the outside is called the radius.
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