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                                     Learning by Doing





                   Objective: To understand the concept of finding the value of an algebraic expression.
                   Materials Required: A-4 sheet, a geometry box
                   Procedure:
                       • Take an A-4 sheet and draw few circles by using a
                      pair of compasses of any measures.

                       • Measure their radii by using a ruler and note down
                      in the table as shown below.
                       • Find the circumferences of the circles you drawn
                      by substituting the values of radii you measured of
                      the respective circle.
                       • As the circumference of a circle is given by the
                                                                      22
                      algebraic expression 2p × r units, where p =         and r is the radius of the circle.
                                                                       7

                          Circle         Radius of the circle,      Circumference of the circle (2p × r units),
                                               r (in cm)                      22
                                                                  where p =       and r is the radius of the circle
                                                                              7
                    Circle 1                    r = 7 cm             22
                                                                 2 ×     × 7 cm = 44 cm
                                                                      7

                    Circle 2

                    Circle 3




































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