For the points A and B, the major arc is the part of the circumference from A to B which contains the points E, D and C
What is arc in a circle and what are its classifications?
For a circle, take two points on its circumference. That divides the circumference of the considered circle in two parts. Those both parts are called arcs of the circle. The bigger part will be called the major arc, and the smaller one will be called the minor arc.
When the two points are chosen such that they're the endpoints of one of the diameters of the considered circle, then both the arcs are of same length due to symmetry, so there is no concept of major or minor between them.
For this case, there are 5 points, as A, B, C, D, and E.
Since no option is given, so let we take two points which are not on the ends of any diameter.
The points A and B are good enough.
So, the smaller part of the circumference between A and B is the minor arc and the bigger part which contains points like E, D and C is the major arc.
A demonstration is given in the image attached below.
Thus, for the points A and B, the major arc is the part of the circumference from A to B which contains the points E, D and C (the bigger part).
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