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              6.  find the diameter of these objects.



                    a.                               b.                                c.




                              Radius = 1 cm                    Radius = 24 cm                   Radius = 30 cm

                7.  the following pizzas are cut into a different number of slices. Can you identify the
                    angle (acute, obtuse, or right) of a pizza slice in each case?




                    a.                       b.                      c.                         d.




              8.  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.

                    c.  All diameters of a circle are of equal length.

                    d.  A circle has only one diameter.
                    e.  A circle has only one centre.

                    f.  The radius is half of the diameter of a circle.











                    There are different types of solids shapes, such as a cube, cuboid, cone, cylinder,
                     sphere, etc.
                    The net of a solid is a layout in a 2D shape that can be folded to form a 3D shape.
                    When two lines meet at a point, they create an angle.

                    A  simple closed  figure/shape  formed  by  three  or more  line  segments  is  called  a
                     polygon.
                    Polygons are named according to their sides.

                    The boundary of a circle is called the circumference.
                    The diameter is the longest straight line between any two points on the boundary of
                     a circle.








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