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A line that intersects a circle in two distinct points is called what?

(A) a diameter (B) a secant (C) a tangent (D) a radius

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Answered by Anonymous

Hey friend !!

Here is your answer.

A line that interests a circle at two points in a circle is called A SECANT.

Option B is correct.

Hope it helps.

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Anonymous: sorry, you are wrong!!

Anonymous: Yes..now I realised my mistake.

Anonymous: condition for diameter = line must go through center... hope you understand..

Anonymous: Now.I remembered that diameter touches the circle at 3 points

Anonymous: edit your answer..

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Answered by ria113

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A line that intersects a circle in two distinct points is called secant (B).

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A line that intersects a circle in two distinct points is called what?

(A) a diameter (B) a secant (C) a tangent (D) a radius