Any time you inscribe a square in a circle or circumscribe a right triangle by a circle, which type of line or segment will always contain two of the vertices of the square or right triangle?

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Scav asked Dec 7, 2022

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Any time you inscribe a square in a circle or circumscribe a right triangle by a circle, which type of line or segment will always contain two of the vertices of the square or right triangle?

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A diameter of the circle.

James Zaghini answered Dec 13, 2022

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