Question 3 • FL-1205040-M/J Grade 7 Mathematics B -GF
A sphere’s diameter passes through its center and consists of two radii placed end to end, so its length is twice the radius. A great circle is a flat, two-dimensional circle, not a three-dimensional circle, and it has the same shape as a cone’s circular base. A plane passing through a sphere can create a cross-section; it does not create the sphere’s center.
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