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Hanuman_2000 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Circumscribe
Hello,
I want to use the circumscribe(verb) word for following case.
Case 1 :There is a triangle surrounded by a circle.
1. The triangle is circumscribed by a circle.
2. The triangle is inscribed in a circle.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
I want to use the circumscribe(verb) word for following case.
Case 1 :There is a triangle surrounded by a circle.
1. The triangle is circumscribed by a circle.
2. The triangle is inscribed in a circle.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
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Case 1 :There is a triangle surrounded by a circle. 1. The triangle is circumscribed by a circle.
- Case 1 :There is a triangle surrounded by a circle.
- 1.
- The triangle is circumscribed by a circle.
- Fine.
- A circle is drawn around the triangle..
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Case 1 :There is a triangle surrounded by a circle.
1. The triangle is circumscribed by a circle. Fine. A circle is drawn around the triangle..
2. The triangle is inscribed in a circle. Fine. The triangle is drawn inside a circle.
Which one is correct? Both are correct,but wit
1. The triangle is circumscribed by a circle. Fine. A circle is drawn around the triangle..
2. The triangle is inscribed in a circle. Fine. The triangle is drawn inside a circle.
Which one is correct? Both are correct,but wit
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