Asked by jonothan
Circle D is shown. Line segment F E goes through point D. Line segment C D is shown. Line segment G H goes from one side of the circle to the other side. Line segment A B is outside of the circle and intersects the circle at point B.
In circle D, which is a secant?
EF
DC
Line segment A B
Line G H
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GH.
A secant is a line (or segment) that intersects a circle in two points. GH passes through the circle entering and exiting (two intersection points). EF passes through the center D (it's a diameter), CD is a radius, and AB meets the circle at only one point (a tangent).
A secant is a line (or segment) that intersects a circle in two points. GH passes through the circle entering and exiting (two intersection points). EF passes through the center D (it's a diameter), CD is a radius, and AB meets the circle at only one point (a tangent).
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