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Different Methods of Drawing a Circle

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Does a longer rope make a bigger circle? Why is it so?

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Yes, a bigger rope will make a bigger circle. This is because the bigger rope will act as a larger radius and larger the radius, bigger the circle. So, the circle made by the longest rope will be the biggest.

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