When are two circles said to be concentric? – McqOptions

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1.	When are two circles said to be concentric?
A.	If they have the same radius.
B.	If they have different radii.
C.	If they have the same centre.
D.	If their centres are collinear.
Answer» D. If their centres are collinear.

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