2) What is a radius?
a) A line segment from its centre to the perimeter.
b) A line segment joining the two points of the
circumference of the circle.
glazed paper
A pair of scissors
Carbon paper
Adhesive fevicol
A B
Mark the two points A and B on the
circle to have a minor arc AB.
A B
Form the crease by joining OA draw OA.
A B
Form a crease by joining OB and draw
OB.
A B
Mark a point P on the major arc i.e., the
remaining part of the circle.
Form a crease joining AP and draw AP.
P
A B
Form a crease joining BP and draw BP.
A B
Arc AB subtends angle APB at the at the
point P and angle AOB at the centre O.
P
A B
Make two replicas of angle APB using a
tracing paper or a carbon paper.
P P
A B A B
Now place these two replicas of angle
APB adjacent to each on angle AOB.
P
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A B
Repeat the above activity for the two
cases where arc AB is a major arc on or
a semicircular arc.
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