Two circles are defined as orthogonal if they intersect each other. The angle between them is specifically measured at their intersection points.
The angle between two intersecting circles is technically the angle formed by their tangents at the point of intersection.
A crucial geometric condition for orthogonality is that the radii drawn from the centers to an intersection point are perpendicular to each other. This geometric property directly defines the angle.
When the radii to the intersection point are perpendicular (forming a 90-degree angle), the tangents at that point are also perpendicular. Therefore, the angle between the two circles is a right angle.
Correct Answer: Option D - right angle
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