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Farsana . S

BEd. Mathematics

Register number : 13386003

St Thomas Training College.

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CIRCLES

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radius

diameter

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A circle has a centre.

The line joining any two points in a circle is the

chord.

The longest chord which passes through the

centre of the circle is diameter.

Radius is half the diameter.

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PERIMETER OF A CIRCLE

perimeter = 2 r ; where ≈ 3.14

r = radius of the circle.

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AREA OF A CIRCLE

Area of a circle = r² ;where r is the radius

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ARC LENGTH

The length of an arc of a circle is that

part of the perimeter of the circle as the central

angle is 360°.

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Arc length = x

360 ; where r is the radius

x is the central angle

2 r

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SECTOR

It is a part of circle extending to the centre.

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AREA OF A SECTOR

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