After the circumcenter is constructed, one can complete the circumscribed circle with the radius length equal to:

the smallest side length of the triangle.

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the distance from the intersection to any one side of the triangle.

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the distance from the intersection to a vertex.

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None of these

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The correct option is C the distance from the intersection to a vertex.
As the circle passes through the vertices of triangle . So its radius is equal to the distance of its centre from the vertices of triangle.
So option $C$ is correct.

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After the circumcenter is constructed, one can complete the circumscribed circle with the radius length equal to:

The correct option is C the distance from the intersection to a vertex.As the circle passes through the vertices of triangle . So its radius is equal to the distance of its centre from the vertices of triangle.So option C is correct.

The correct option is C the distance from the intersection to a vertex.
As the circle passes through the vertices of triangle . So its radius is equal to the distance of its centre from the vertices of triangle.
So option $C$ is correct.