If his face represents a circle, the outline of the garden gnome's had represents.
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Mathematics, 30.03.2020 02:10 robert7248
If his face represents a circle, the outline of the garden gnome's had represents.
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2 tangents intersecting a common exterior point
2 diameters intersecting a common external point
2 radii intersecting a common exterior point
2 secants intersecting a common exterior point
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