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Comparing Circles by Comparing Radius

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There are three groups. Each group should take a rope of a different length to make circles. See the circles made by each group.

Which group has made the circle with the smallest radius?

A

Rani's group

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Molu's group

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Rahul's group

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Solution

The correct option is A Rani's group
Rani's group has made the smallest circle. Smallest circle will have the smallest radius.

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