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Social Science1. ParallelTwo connected arcendpoints; less thancircle's diameter.2. Sector3. TangentNever intersecting.ChordTrapezoid, for example.5. QuadrilateralPiece of pie.6 CircumscribeTwo circles share one7. Concentricand only one point.8. SplineSame center point.9 HyperbolaHeptagon constructedaround a circle.10. Involute ParticularPhraseTwo connected arc endpoints; less than a circle's diameter4.ChordNever intersecting1ParallelTrapezoid, for example5.QuadrilateralPiece of pie2.SectorTwo circles share one and only one point3.TangentSame center pointHeptagon constructed around a circle7.Concentric6.Circumscribe
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1. Parallel Two connected arc endpoints; less than circle's diameter. 2. Sector 3. Tangent Never intersecting. Chord Trapezoid, for example. 5. Quadrilateral Piece of pie. 6 Circumscribe Two circles share one 7. Concentric and only one point. 8. Spline Same center point. 9 Hyperbola Heptagon constructed around a circle. 10. Involute
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Particular Phrase Two connected arc endpoints; less than a circle's diameter 4.Chord Never intersecting 1Parallel Trapezoid, for example 5.Quadrilateral Piece of pie 2.Sector Two circles share one and only one point 3.Tangent Same center point Heptagon constructed around a circle 7.Concentric 6.Circumscribe
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Parallel 1 Two connected arc endpoints; less than a circle's diameter. Sector 2. 3. Tangent Never intersecting. 4 Chord Trapezoid, for example. 5. Quadrilateral Piece of pie. 6 Circumscribe Two circles share one 7. Concentric and only one point. 8. Spline Same center point. 9 Hyperbola Heptagon constructed around a circle. 10. Involute
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