Circle theorems - Higher
Circles have different angle properties, described by A mathematical statement that can be demonstrated to be true.. There are seven circle theorems.
An important word that is used in circle theorems is An angle created by an object at a given point..
Subtending
An angle is created by two lines.
The angle in between the two lines is subtended by the The curve between two points on the circumference of a circle. between C and D.
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