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                                   Learning by Doing




              Objective: Find the centre of a circle by folding paper.
              materials required:  A paper sheet, a pencil, a scissor, a circular object (a bangle,

                                      a plate, or a bowl, etc.)
              Procedure:

                   Š Trace the circle on a paper sheet with the help of circular
                   object and cut it out.





                   Š Fold the circle into two equal parts.

                                                                                                         A    O     B
                   Š Now again fold it into halves. The circle is now folded into

                   four equal parts.
                                                                                           A B     O         A(B)  O
                   Š Now, open all folds.


                                                                                              A              B
                                                                                                       O


                       Clearly,  the  two creases formed on the  circle intersect
                   each  other  at  a  point.  This  point  O is  the  centre of the
                   circle.                                                                             O








                     maths fun

                      Use the given clues and solve the given crossword.                                  1
                      Across                                                                   2    3            5

                      4.  A line segment joining any two points on the circle                           4
                      6.  The fixed point on which all the points on the circle are
                         equidistant
                      7.  Angles are measured in                                           6
                      down                                                                 7

                      1.  The distance around a circle is called
                      2. The shape of a bangle
                      3.  The distance between two points across a circle through its centre
                      5.  A line segment joining any point on the circle with the fixed interior point



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