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Comparing Circles by Comparing Radius

Nisha and Ash...

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Nisha and Asha are drawing circles using a nail and threads of 5 cm and 8 cm respectively. Whose circle will be bigger?

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Nisha's circle

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Asha's circle

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Both are same

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Can't be determined

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Solution

The correct option is B Asha's circle
If circles are drawn using the length of the threads, lengths form the radius of the circles. So bigger the radius, bigger circle will be formed. Here Asha has a longer thread than Nisha. So Asha's circle would be bigger.

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