Radial line
This article is about the mathematical concept. For the medical meaning, see arterial line. For the public transport meaning, see radial route.
A radial line is a line passing through the center of a circle, cylinder or sphere. The correct "direction" of the radial line is from the radius point to a point on the arc or circle. This applies to its use in surveying.
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- ↑ "Writing Legal Descriptions" - Wattles Fig. 37
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