Question 2 - Think & Reflect (Page 95) - Number of Circles - Chapter 5 Class 9 - Iām Up and Down, and Round and Round (Ganita Manja
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Number of Circles
Number of Circles through 2 points
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Maths Class 9
Chapter 5 Class 9 - Iām Up and Down, and Round and Round (Ganita Manja
- Definitions
- Symmetries of Circle
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Number of Circles
- Exercise Set 5.1
- Think, Draw and Infer (Page 98)
- Angle Subtended by Chords
- Exercise Set 5.2
- Mid-points and Perpendicular Bisectors of Chords
- Exercise Set 5.3
- Distance of Chords from the Centre
- Exercise Set 5.4
- Distance of unequal chords from center
- Exercise Set 5.5
- Angle subtended by an arc
- Exercise Set 5.6
- Concyclicity of Points and Cyclic Quadrilateral
- Theorems (and their Proofs)
- End-of-Chapter Exercises
Transcript
Question 2 - Think & Reflect (Page 95) Are there circles of all possible radii passing through A and B? What is the radius of the smallest circle passing through A and B? What is the radius of the largest circle passing through A and B? No, circles cannot be of all possible radii Smallest radius Smallest radius would be when AB is the diameter i.e. when center lies on line segment AB Thus, Smallest Radius = š·ššššš”šš/2=šØš©/š Largest radius There is no largest circle! As the center moves further away along the perpendicular bisector, the radius grows infinitely large
