figure 21.10 show a circle with Centre O and radius 3 cm
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let the radius be marked as R
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AD is the diameter or we can say diameter = 2*radius
1. it means that OA = R
2. BC = 2R
3.OA = BO = OC = OD (radius)
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let the radius be marked as R
so,
AD is the diameter or we can say diameter = 2*radius
1. it means that OA = R
2. BC = 2R
3.OA = BO = OC = OD (radius)
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1. OA = 3cm ( radius )
2. BC = 2r = d = 6cm
3.OA = OC =OD=OB ( all are radius )
4. By pgt ,
in tri.BOD :
BD^2 = OB^2 +DO^2
BD^2 = 9 + 9
BD^2 = 18
So, 5 lines segments having length less than 6 cm are :
OA ( 3CM )
OB ( 3CM )
OD ( 3CM )
OC ( 3CM)
BD(cm)
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2. BC = 2r = d = 6cm
3.OA = OC =OD=OB ( all are radius )
4. By pgt ,
in tri.BOD :
BD^2 = OB^2 +DO^2
BD^2 = 9 + 9
BD^2 = 18
So, 5 lines segments having length less than 6 cm are :
OA ( 3CM )
OB ( 3CM )
OD ( 3CM )
OC ( 3CM)
BD(cm)
Hope it helps....
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