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The center of circle C is at (6,2), with a radius of 5. In order to prove that point D (6,-3) lies on the circle, what does the length of segment CD need to be?

The center of circle C is at (6,2), with a radius of 5. In order to prove that point D (6,-3) lies on the circle, what does the length of segment CD need to be?
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The center of circle C is at (6,2), with a radius of 5. In order to prove that point D (6,-3) lies on the circle, what does the

length of segment CD need to be?

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