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2.  Central Angle and Perimeter

                       -  Definition Central Angel and Perimeter
                       -  The central angle of a circle is an angle where the vertex is at the center of the
                          circle,  while  the  circumferential  angle  is  an  angle  where  the  vertex  lies  on  the
                          circumference of the circle. The image of the center angle and the circumference
                          angle can be seen in the following figure.











                       Based on the picture above, it is known that:
                        AOB = Center Angel
                        OBC = Perimeter

                       -  Relation Center angle and Perimeter
                              a.  The central angle is equal to twice the circumferential angle if they
                                 both  face the same arc  and the  circumferential  angle is  half of the
                                 central angle that faces the same arc, as shown in the figure below.







                               AOB is the angle at the center of the circle and  ACB is the angle at
                              the  circumference.  The  central  angle   AOB  and  the  circumferential
                              angle ACB face the same arc, i.e. AB












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