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              \\December 6, 2023 12:54 PM   Bharat Arora   P-6          Reader _________________________   Date: ___________________





              How to Draw a circle?

              A  circle can be drawn simply  by tracing  the outline  of

              circular objects like a coin, a bangle or a cup, etc. To draw
              a circle with given radius, we use a pencil, a compass and
              a ruler.

              Let us draw a circle of radius 3 cm.
              Step 1:  Place the pointed end of the compass at 0

                        mark of the ruler. Stretch the other arm of the
                        compass to 3 cm marking on the ruler.                                         3 cm

              Step 2:  Place the pointed end of the compass on the                                             Centre of
                        paper and hold the upper end firmly. Rotate the                                        the circle
                        pencil arm keeping pointed arm fixed.

              relationship between the radius and Diameter of a circle

              Look at the given figure.

              Clearly, the diameter of a circle is two times the radius.                                    Diameter

                                                                                                               O
                                            Diameter = 2 × Radius                                         Radius Radius
              If we know the length of a radius of a circle, we can find the length of
              its diameter and vice versa.

              example: Look at the given circles and find the missing measure.

                    (a)                 A                            (b)                  H
                                    3 cm

                                 O                                                 O    ?
                        B                  C                              E                   F
                                  ?                                                8 cm


              Solution:

                    (a)    Radius (OA) = 3 cm                        (b)       Radius (OH) = ?
                        Diameter (BC) = 2 × OA                              Diameter (EF) = 8 cm

                                          = 2 × 3 cm                      That is,  2 × OH = 8 cm

                                          = 6 cm                          So,            OH = (8 ÷ 2) cm = 4 cm
                       Practice time 8D



                1.  Write true or false for the following statements.

                    (a)  A circle is a polygon.

                    (b)  All radii (plural of radius) of a circle are of equal length.


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