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Circle measurements worksheets
Find radius, diameter, circumference and area in nine circles from a supplied radius or diameter. Choose any of five units, use pi = 3.14, and optionally print the formulas.
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Identify the circle, a drawn radius and a diameter in nine labeled diagrams, with all valid radius names in the answer key.
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For each diagram, name the circle, any drawn radius, and a diameter. Either direction is accepted when naming a segment.
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Customize this worksheetA radius joins the center to the circle. A diameter joins two circle points and passes through the center.
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Name circles by their centers and distinguish radius segments from full diameters.
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OA, OB or OC is a radius. AB is the diameter.
Each radius joins the center to the circle. A diameter has both endpoints on the circle and passes through the center.
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Nine rotated diagrams ask for the circle name, any drawn radius, and a true diameter.
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