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It is not a circular segment.

   

It is located in the C section of the link.

   

It is a circular sector. The area of the sector is the circle's area times the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

IT is a cicular sector.

   

The sections look like "pieces of pie".

   

It is the othocentric system. I think that because of the dimend shape spokes. Also because of the line forwation.

   

I think it is the circumsribed circle.

   

I think that it's a circumscribed circle. I do becuase the curcumcenter has lines coming from it. That's why.

   

It is the othocentric system. I think that because of the dimend shape spokes. Also because of the line forwation.

   

I think the photo of the week is about equal sectors. The sector is the area between the two radis'. The circle above has three equal sectors.

   

That is how to determine the area of the sector. (Sorry, I didn't mean to hit save!)

   

I think it is the circular sector. The circular sector is a "pie piece" enclosed by two radii and arc.

   

I think the photo of the week is about equal sectors. The sector is the area between the two radis'. The circle above has three equal sectors.

   

It is a circular sector because ,he area of the sector can be obtained by multiplying the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

Now I think that it's a cicle sector because they look like peices of pie

   

The sections look like "pieces of pie".

   

The picture is a circular sector. It is kind of like a peice of cherry banana pie :). It's not = to 1/3

   

It is a circumscribed circle. I know this because the picture showed a circle divided into equal parts. The picture above also has a circle with equal sides.

   

The Mercedes thing represents a circular segment. I know this because the part of the Mercedes is divided into three equal segments. Each segment is a circular segment.

   

The picture is a circular sector. It is kind of like a peice of cherry banana pie :). It's not = to 1/3. The mercedes symbol is a circular segment

   

It is a circular sector because ,he area of the sector can be obtained by multiplying the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

I think the photo of the week is about equal sectors. The sector is the area between the two radis'. The circle above has three equal sectors.

   

Now I think that it's a cicle sector because they look like peices of pie

   

It's a circuar sector. Which is also referded to a piece of pie. It is made of two radii and an arc.

   

It is not an othocentric system or a circumscribed circle.

   

That is how to determine the area of the sector. (Sorry, I didn't mean to hit save!)

   

Now I think that it's a cicle sector because they look like peices of pie

   

It is a circular sector because ,he area of the sector can be obtained by multiplying the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

I think the photo of the week is about equal sectors. The sector is the area between the two radis'. The circle above has three equal sectors.

   

IT is a circular sector. It says on the page it is like a piece of pie. it also says that a circular sector has 2 radii, or radius and an arc

   

It is a circumscribed. A circumsribed is a circle witch contains all the vertisis of a polygon. The centre of fthis circle is called a circumcenter.

   

Oh I see! Wait, I think. There is a center in the middle of the circle and you can make divide it into thirds then it's like drawing a triangle. On with it anyways, it is a circular sector.

   

It is a circumscribed circle. I know this because the picture showed a circle divided into equal parts. The picture above also has a circle with equal sides.

   

Now I think that it's a cicle sector because they look like peices of pie

   

It is a ciculur segment. I think that because the line formation looks alike. It has a pie like look and many radeases.

   

It's a circuar sector. Which is also referded to a piece of pie. It is made of two radii and an arc.

   

It is a ciculur segment. I think that because the line formation looks alike. It has a pie like look and many radeases.

   

It is a circular sector because ,he area of the sector can be obtained by multiplying the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

It's a circuar sector. Which is also referded to a piece of pie. It is made of two radii and an arc.

   

Now I think that it's a cicle sector because they look like peices of pie

   

That is how to determine the area of the sector. (Sorry, I didn't mean to hit save!)

   

It is a circumscribed. A circumsribed is a circle witch contains all the vertisis of a polygon. The centre of fthis circle is called a circumcenter.

   

Now I think that it's a cicle sector because they look like peices of pie

   

It is a circular sector because ,he area of the sector can be obtained by multiplying the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

Oh I see! Wait, I think. There is a center in the middle of the circle and you can make divide it into thirds then it's like drawing a triangle. On with it anyways, it is a circular sector.

   

I think this is a circular sector. I think this because it has different sections just like the mercedes benz symbol. Also I think this because it has also becaus the size of the sector can be figured out by multipling the area times 2pie

   

It is a circumscribed. A circumsribed is a circle witch contains all the vertisis of a polygon. The centre of fthis circle is called a circumcenter.

   

IT is a circular sector. It says on the page it is like a piece of pie. it also says that a circular sector has 2 radii, or radius and an arc

   

It is a ciculur segment. I think that because the line formation looks alike. It has a pie like look and many radeases.

   

It is a circular sector. Also known as a piece of pie, one portion of the circle is nclosed by two radii and an arc. To get the area of the sector, multiply the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2 pi.

   

Oh I see! Wait, I think. There is a center in the middle of the circle and you can make divide it into thirds then it's like drawing a triangle. On with it anyways, it is a circular sector.

   

It is a ciculur segment. I think that because the line formation looks alike. It has a pie like look and many radeases.

   

It's a circuar sector. Which is also referded to a piece of pie. It is made of two radii and an arc.

   

It is a circumscribed. A circumsribed is a circle witch contains all the vertisis of a polygon. The centre of fthis circle is called a circumcenter.

   

IT is a circular sector. It says on the page it is like a piece of pie. it also says that a circular sector has 2 radii, or radius and an arc

   

It is a ciculur segment. I think that because the line formation looks alike. It has a pie like look and many radeases.

   

It is a circular sector because ,he area of the sector can be obtained by multiplying the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

It is a ciculur segment. I think that because the line formation looks alike. It has a pie like look and many radeases.

   

It is a circumscribed. A circumsribed is a circle witch contains all the vertisis of a polygon. The centre of fthis circle is called a circumcenter.

   

I think this is a circular sector. I think this because it has different sections just like the mercedes benz symbol. Also I think this because it has also becaus the size of the sector can be figured out by multipling the area times 2pie

   

Now I think that it's a cicle sector because they look like peices of pie

   

it is the curcular sector. It is known as the pie pecie. is emclosed two radii and the arc.

   

It is a circumscribed. A circumsribed is a circle witch contains all the vertisis of a polygon. The centre of fthis circle is called a circumcenter.

   

It is a circular sector because ,he area of the sector can be obtained by multiplying the circle's area by the ratio of the angle and 2π.

   

I think this is a circular sector. I think this because it has different sections just like the mercedes benz symbol. Also I think this because it has also becaus the size of the sector can be figured out by multipling the area times 2pie

   

It is a ciculur segment. I think that because the line formation looks alike. It has a pie like look and many radeases.

   

It's a circuar sector. Which is also referded to a piece of pie. It is made of two radii and an arc.

   

it is the curcular sector. It is known as the pie pecie. is emclosed two radii and the arc.

   

IT is a circular sector. It says on the page it is like a piece of pie. it also says that a circular sector has 2 radii, or radius and an arc

   

Oh I see! Wait, I think. There is a center in the middle of the circle and you can make divide it into thirds then it's like drawing a triangle. On with it anyways, it is a circular sector.

   

That is how to determine the area of the sector. (Sorry, I didn't mean to hit save!)

   

OHHHH!!!

   

This picture represents a circular sector. I know this because it looks like a piece of pie and it it has three radi and circular segements

   

The Mercedes symbol has three circle sectors, or three very large pieces of pie. The pie pieces are enclosed by three radii, and an arc.