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central angle
noun
- an angle formed at the center of a circle by two radii.
central angle
noun
- an angle whose vertex is at the centre of a circle
central angle
/ sĕn′trəl /
- An angle formed by two rays from the center of a circle, with the center forming the vertex.
Word History and Origins
Origin of central angle1
Example Sentences
There, sure enough, was Fernando, crawling on hands and knees, his head and shoulders just appearing around the central angle.
And midway between Harry Urquhart and the half-caste guide, standing upright at the central angle, was Sheikh Bayram, the Black Dog of the Cameroons, like a great bird of prey perched above its eyrie.
This makes each base angle 72° and the vertical angle 36°, the latter being the central angle of a regular decagon,—essentially our present method.
Ephraemi this central angle is sometimes a little rounded: in Codd.
From the central angle corresponding to the arc on the surface, he calculated the radius and hence the circumference of the earth.
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