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How many number of equal radii can be drawn in a circle

I think we can draw infinitely many radii and diameter as there are infinitely many points on the circumference of the circle. What do you think??

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Answered by mkbxr98

Answer:

Two circles of equal radii are drawn, without any overlap, in a semicircle of diameter 4 cm.

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With all due respect to an infinite number of ‘diameters” for a circle would make it a dot — a bit like filling in a bubble test sheet. So, one can only draw one diameter. Moving the diameter line around the circle will just make you dizzy. Drawing a second diameter line on

the same circle makes that second line the, uh,

diameter. So, you can only draw one diameter per circle since that circle only has one diameter.

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I think we can draw infinitely many radii and diameter as there are infinitely many points on the circumference of the circle. What do you think??