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                     Š  Radius:  The  distance  from  the  centre  to  any  point  on  the      Radius (OC)  Circumference
                      boundary of the circle is called its radius.                              C
                     Here, OC, OA and OB are the radii of the given circle.                           Centre (O)

                     Š  Diameter:  The  distance  between  two  points  on  the             A          O         B
                      boundary  of  the  circle  that  passes  through  the  centre  is          Diameter (AB)
                      called  its  diameter.  Here,  AB  is  the  diameter  of  the  given

                      circle.

                     Š  Circumference:  The  distance  around  a  circle  is  called           Math Insight
                      its circumference.                                                  A circle can have infinite

                     Š  Relation between Radius and Diameter: The diameter                radii. Radii is the plural of
                      of  a  circle  is  twice  the  radius  of  the  circle.  The  radius   radius.
                      of a circle is half the diameter.
                                                                                 Knowledge Desk
                                      Diameter = 2 × Radius
                                                 or                            The distance between any two points
                                                                               on the boundary of a circle is called
                                        Radius =   Diameter                    a chord of a circle. The diameter is
                                                       2                       the longest chord of the cirlce

              Example 1:  Find the diameter of a circle whose radius is 6 cm.
                                                                                          p u Z Z L E         Critical Thinking
              Solution:     We have: Diameter = 2 × Radius                               Connect all
                            Therefore, Diameter = 2 × 6 cm = 12 cm.                      the given dots

              Example 2:  Find the radius of a circle whose diameter is 8 cm.            without lifting
                                                                                         your pencil using
                                                   Diameter                              exactly four line
              Solution:     We have: Radius =
                                                       2                                 segments.
                                                    8
                            Therefore, Radius =   = 4 cm.
                                                    2

                     maths fun                                                                             Critical Thinking

                     Playing with Circles
                       •  Draw a circle with a compass and mark its centre.

                       •  Draw its diameter. Mark the endpoints of the diameter.
                       •  Draw another diameter of the circle and mark the endpoints.
                       •  Now join the four points.

                     What shape is formed? Check the sides of the quadrilateral and
                     the angles obtained.
                     What do you notice about the shape that is formed?

                     Is  it  possible  to  create  a  4-sided  shape  other  than  the  shape  shown  here  through
                     this process?


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