Observing Quadrilaterals in Intersecting Circles
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Draw a circle with center O with radius 7cm. Draw any one of the diameters AB. With same center O, draw another circle with radius 4cm. Draw any one of the diameters CD for this circle too. If you join the ends of both the diameters, the figure you will get is:
Parallelogram
Rectangle
Square
Trapezium
Draw a circle with center A with radius 5cm. Draw any one of the diameters. With same center A, draw another circle with radius 3cm. Draw any one of the diameters for this circle too. If you join the ends of both the diameters, the figure you will get is:
Parallelogram
Rectangle
Square
Trapezium
Two circle each of radius 4 cm is constructed in such a way that centre of each touches the circumference of other as shown in figure.
The polygon AC1BC2 is a _______.
- rhombus of side 4 cm
- square of side 4 cm
- rectangle of side 4 cm
- trapezium of side 4 cm
In a given circle, the diameter AD, CF and BE are drawn in such a way that they make 60∘ with each other as shown. Which all figures can be drawn from points ABCDEF
- Star
- Equilateral Triangle
- Hexagon
- Parallelogram
Draw 2 concentric circles and draw the diameter of each circle such that both the diameters have only one point of intersection. Join all the end points of the diameters. What is the resultant figure?
Parallelogram or Rhombus
Parallelogram or Square
Square or Rectangle
Trapezium or rectangle
Which property of a rhombus do we use to construct a rhombus given its two diagonals?
Sides of a rhombus are equal
Opposite angles are equal
Diagonals bisect each other
Diagonals bisect each other at right angle