Math, asked by jyothsna22, 8 months ago

draw a circle of radius6cm. draw a chord and diameter in it

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Answered by ashish564181

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Hello

First,

Take the compass then take 6cm [by scale help] on it and then taking the neddle of the compass as centre draw a circle.

From drawing diameter: draw a line through the centre. It is the diameter.

For chord:we can draw a chord by joing any two points [on the circumference] of circle.

Note: Diameter is the longest chord.

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