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1 Section 10.2 Arcs and Chords
Chapter 10 Circles Section 10.2 Arcs and Chords Use properties of arcs of circles. Use properties of chords of circles.

2 mAB = mAPB

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4 Use properties of arcs of circles.
Minor Arc Diameter Diameter Major Arc

5 Use properties of arcs of circles.

6 Use properties of chords of circles.

7 Use properties of chords of circles.

8 Use properties of chords of circles.

9 Use properties of chords of circles.

10 Use properties of arcs of circles.

11 Use properties of arcs of circles.

12 Use properties of arcs of circles.

13 Use properties of arcs of circles.

14 Use properties of chords of circles.

15 Use properties of chords of circles.

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