Educational worksheet on circle parts, featuring tasks to identify radius and diameter and calculate diameter from radius.

Worksheet titled "Parts of a Circle" with two tasks: Task 3 asks to identify the odd circle out in sets labeled "Radius" and "Diameter," and Task 4 shows images of a pizza, wheel, plate, and disc with given radii to calculate diameters.

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Final Answer:
Task 3:
- Set A: Cross out the circle with the radius marked (the one with a line from center to edge).
- Set B: Cross out the circle with the diameter marked (the one with a line passing through the center, touching both edges).
- Set C: Cross out the circle with the radius marked.
- Set D: Cross out the circle with the diameter marked.

Task 4:
- Pizza: Diameter = 32 cm
- Wheel: Diameter = 50 cm
- Plate: Diameter = 28 cm
- Yellow disc: Diameter = 22 cm

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