A point C is called the mid-point of a line segment $A B$ if
(a) C is an interior point of AB
(b) AC = CB
(c) C is an interior point of AB, such that $A C = C B$
(d) AC + CB = AB

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(c) C is an interior point of AB, such that AC = CB

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A point C is called the mid-point of a line segment AB if (a) C is an interior point of AB (b) AC = CB (c) C is an interior point of AB, such that AC=CB (d) AC + CB = AB

(c) C is an interior point of AB, such that AC = CB

A point C is called the mid-point of a line segment $A B$ if
(a) C is an interior point of AB
(b) AC = CB
(c) C is an interior point of AB, such that $A C = C B$
(d) AC + CB = AB