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Let's solve each problem on the worksheet step by step. The goal is to identify:
- Circle: The name of the circle (usually named by its center).
- Radius: A segment from the center to any point on the circle.
- Diameter: A segment that passes through the center and connects two points on the circle (twice the radius).
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- Circle: Named by its center point.
- Radius: Any line segment from the center to a point on the circle.
- Diameter: A line segment passing through the center, with endpoints on the circle.
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Now, let’s go through each diagram:
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- Circle: Center is J, so the circle is Circle J.
- Radius: From center J to K → JK
- Diameter: Line segment LM passes through center J → LM
✔ Answers:
- Circle: J
- Radius: JK
- Diameter: LM
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- Circle: Center is G, so Circle G
- Radius: GK or GH (both go from center to edge)
- Diameter: JH — it goes through center G and ends at J and H
✔ Answers:
- Circle: G
- Radius: GK (or GH)
- Diameter: JH
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- Circle: Center is C, so Circle C
- Radius: CD (from center C to D)
- Diameter: FE — passes through center C, from F to E
✔ Answers:
- Circle: C
- Radius: CD
- Diameter: FE
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- Circle: Center is N, so Circle N
- Radius: NO (from center N to O)
- Diameter: PQ — passes through center N, from P to Q
✔ Answers:
- Circle: N
- Radius: NO
- Diameter: PQ
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- Circle: Center is O, so Circle O
- Radius: OP (from center O to P)
- Diameter: RQ — passes through center O, from R to Q
✔ Answers:
- Circle: O
- Radius: OP
- Diameter: RQ
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- Circle: Center is D, so Circle D
- Radius: DE (from center D to E)
- Diameter: FG — passes through center D, from F to G
✔ Answers:
- Circle: D
- Radius: DE
- Diameter: FG
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- Circle: Center is F, so Circle F
- Radius: FH (from center F to H)
- Diameter: HJ — passes through center F, from H to J
✔ Answers:
- Circle: F
- Radius: FH
- Diameter: HJ
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- Circle: Center is N, so Circle N
- Radius: NJ (from center N to J), or NL, etc.
- Diameter: KL — passes through center N, from K to L
✔ Answers:
- Circle: N
- Radius: NJ (or NK, NL, etc.)
- Diameter: KL
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- Circle: Center is A, so Circle A
- Radius: AB (from center A to B)
- Diameter: CD — passes through center A, from C to D
✔ Answers:
- Circle: A
- Radius: AB
- Diameter: CD
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| Problem | Circle | Radius | Diameter |
|--------|--------|--------|----------|
| 1) | J | JK | LM |
| 2) | G | GK | JH |
| 3) | C | CD | FE |
| 4) | N | NO | PQ |
| 5) | O | OP | RQ |
| 6) | D | DE | FG |
| 7) | F | FH | HJ |
| 8) | N | NJ | KL |
| 9) | A | AB | CD |
> 💡 Note: For radius, any segment from center to edge is acceptable. If multiple are possible, pick one shown clearly.
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- Circle: The name of the circle (usually named by its center).
- Radius: A segment from the center to any point on the circle.
- Diameter: A segment that passes through the center and connects two points on the circle (twice the radius).
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🔹 Definitions Recap:
- Circle: Named by its center point.
- Radius: Any line segment from the center to a point on the circle.
- Diameter: A line segment passing through the center, with endpoints on the circle.
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Now, let’s go through each diagram:
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1)
- Circle: Center is J, so the circle is Circle J.
- Radius: From center J to K → JK
- Diameter: Line segment LM passes through center J → LM
✔ Answers:
- Circle: J
- Radius: JK
- Diameter: LM
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2)
- Circle: Center is G, so Circle G
- Radius: GK or GH (both go from center to edge)
- Diameter: JH — it goes through center G and ends at J and H
✔ Answers:
- Circle: G
- Radius: GK (or GH)
- Diameter: JH
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3)
- Circle: Center is C, so Circle C
- Radius: CD (from center C to D)
- Diameter: FE — passes through center C, from F to E
✔ Answers:
- Circle: C
- Radius: CD
- Diameter: FE
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4)
- Circle: Center is N, so Circle N
- Radius: NO (from center N to O)
- Diameter: PQ — passes through center N, from P to Q
✔ Answers:
- Circle: N
- Radius: NO
- Diameter: PQ
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5)
- Circle: Center is O, so Circle O
- Radius: OP (from center O to P)
- Diameter: RQ — passes through center O, from R to Q
✔ Answers:
- Circle: O
- Radius: OP
- Diameter: RQ
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6)
- Circle: Center is D, so Circle D
- Radius: DE (from center D to E)
- Diameter: FG — passes through center D, from F to G
✔ Answers:
- Circle: D
- Radius: DE
- Diameter: FG
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7)
- Circle: Center is F, so Circle F
- Radius: FH (from center F to H)
- Diameter: HJ — passes through center F, from H to J
✔ Answers:
- Circle: F
- Radius: FH
- Diameter: HJ
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8)
- Circle: Center is N, so Circle N
- Radius: NJ (from center N to J), or NL, etc.
- Diameter: KL — passes through center N, from K to L
✔ Answers:
- Circle: N
- Radius: NJ (or NK, NL, etc.)
- Diameter: KL
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9)
- Circle: Center is A, so Circle A
- Radius: AB (from center A to B)
- Diameter: CD — passes through center A, from C to D
✔ Answers:
- Circle: A
- Radius: AB
- Diameter: CD
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✔ Final Answers Summary:
| Problem | Circle | Radius | Diameter |
|--------|--------|--------|----------|
| 1) | J | JK | LM |
| 2) | G | GK | JH |
| 3) | C | CD | FE |
| 4) | N | NO | PQ |
| 5) | O | OP | RQ |
| 6) | D | DE | FG |
| 7) | F | FH | HJ |
| 8) | N | NJ | KL |
| 9) | A | AB | CD |
> 💡 Note: For radius, any segment from center to edge is acceptable. If multiple are possible, pick one shown clearly.
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