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1. Write on only one side of an A4 sheet. Make a neat cover page.
Topic: Cyclic Quadrilaterals
Draw three congruent circles. Draw a scalene quadrilateral (all four sides are of
different measures) in each of the circle such that
Case 1: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie in the interior of the circle.
Case 2: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie on the circle.
Case 3: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie outside the circle.

Measure all the four angles of the quadrilaterals in each case using a
protractor. Find the sum of the pair of opposite angles.
Give a write up of your experience on completing this activity as well as on
your findings.

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
3

Given : Three congruent circles.

To Find : Draw a scalene quadrilateral

Case 1: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie in the interior of the circle.

Case 2: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie on the circle.

Case 3: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie outside the circle.

Solution:

Take 3 points

Use suitable  compass width  

Draw one by one 3 circles using points as center and draw circles keeping compass width same

Draw   scalene quadrilateral

Case 1: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie in the interior of the circle.

Sum of  the pair of opposite angles  is not 180°

Case 2 : Vertices of the quadrilateral lie on the circle.

Sum of  the pair of opposite angles  is  180°

these Quadrilaterals are called cyclic Quadrilateral

and sum   the pair of opposite angles  is  always 180°

Case 3: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie outside the circle

Sum of  the pair of opposite angles is not 180°

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Answered by somya2563
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Step-by-step explanation:

★Question ::-

Draw three congruent circles. Draw a scalene quadrilateral (all four sides are of

different measures) in each of the circle such that

Case 1: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie in the interior of the circle.

Case 2: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie on the circle.

Case 3: Vertices of the quadrilateral lie outside the circle.

★Given ::-

There are 3 congruent circles

★Solution ::-

take three points

uses treatable compass width

draw one by one 3 circles using point as centre and draw circles keeping compass witdth same

draw scalene quadrilateral

✥ No.1

Vertices of the quadrilateral lie in the interior of the circle

Sum of pair of opposite angle is not 180°

✥ No.2

Vertices of the quadrilateral lie on the circle

Sum of the pair of opposite angles is 180° these quadrilaterals are called cyclic quadrilateral the sum the pair of opposite angles is always 180°

✥ No.3

Vertices of the quadrilateral lie outside the circle.

Sum of the pair of opposite angles is not 180°

Hope it helpfu ☺️

@Somya2563

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