When a circle is divided in three equal arcs, each arc is major arc. Is it true or false?

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When a circle is divided in three equal arcs, each arc is major arc. Is it true or false?

Safeer PP 23rd Dec, 2021

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Safeer PP 23rd Dec, 2021

False, because a major arc's measure is more than 180° and equal to 360° minus the minor arc's measure with the same endpoints.

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