> According to the new "Three Radii Theorem," if three or more lines extend from a single point to the edge of a circle, then the point is the center of the circle and the straight lines are the radii.
Shouldn't that be "three or more lines of equal length", and "to different points on the edge of a circle"? Or am I missing something?
> According to the new "Three Radii Theorem," if three or more lines extend from a single point to the edge of a circle, then the point is the center of the circle and the straight lines are the radii.
Shouldn't that be "three or more lines of equal length", and "to different points on the edge of a circle"? Or am I missing something?