Consider the description of a circle. a circle is the set of all points in a plane that are equidistant from a common point. which statements are true about the description? check all that apply. the description is sufficient to describe all cases of a circle. the description includes only necessary information to describe a circle. the description is a mathematically precise definition of a circle. the description does not rely on undefined terms. the description contains every property of a circle.

Second option.

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The description includes only necessary information to describe a circle. With the information and knowing what equidistant points are you can conclude that this is indeed a circumference.

I think the other options are not correct because you can also describe a circle in other words and with other definitions like "a circle is a figure delimited by a circumference" and is not precise beacuse you need to know what equidistant points are. Finally, there are other properties of a circle that the description doesn't mention.

The answers are:

A. The description is sufficient to describe all cases of a circle.

B. The description includes only necessary information to describe a circle.

C. The description is a mathematically precise definition of a circle.

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I took the test on edge., and got a 100. ;)

ian gonna lie that is way to much

a

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