Draw a circle of radius $3.6 c m$ . In the circle, draw a chord $A B = 5 c m$ . Now shade the minor segment of the circle.

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Solution

Step 1: Drawing a circle of radius 3.6 cm

Mark a point O and measure distance equal to 3.6 cm on compass with the help of a ruler.

Now, put the pointed end of the compass at O and trace the circle.

Step 2: Drawing chord AB

Mark a point A on the circumference of the circle.

Measure distance equal to $5 c m$ on the compass with the help of a ruler.

Put the pointed end of the compass on point A and make an arc which intersect circle at point B (say).

Step 3 : Shading the minor segment of the circle.

After shading the major segment of the circle, we will get,

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Draw a circle of radius 3.6cm. In the circle, draw a chord AB=5cm. Now shade the minor segment of the circle.

Draw a circle of radius $3.6 c m$ . In the circle, draw a chord $A B = 5 c m$ . Now shade the minor segment of the circle.