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Math Studying

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What is a arc   Part of a circle  
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What is a angle   A figure formed by two rays  
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What is a vertex   The center point of something  
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What is the degrees of a right angle   90 degrees  
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True or false Is a right angle smaller than an acute angle   false  
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True or false Is a triangle 180 degrees   true  
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What is a line called if it goes straight through the center of a circle hint a radius is half of this   diameter  
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choose a letter What kind of triangle has only two sides congruent a. equlateral b. isosceles c. or right triangle   b  
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