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Relation Between the Circumference and Diameter

          It we measure the circumference and diameter of various circles; we will find that the ration of circumference and their corresponding diameters, is always constant. This constant ratio is denoted by Greek letter,. The value of is or .
              
            Or   
                                                      Or          (, being radius)

Example:
            The sum of two radii of two circles is cm and the difference of their circumference is  cm. Find the two circumference.
Solution:
            Let  be the radius of one circle.
            The radius of the other circle  cm
            Now, circumference of circle with radius  cm cm --- (1)
            and, circumference of circle with radius cm  --- (2)
            The difference of two circumference cm --- (3)
            From equations (1), (2) and (3) we get
              
              
              
               cm
            Thus, circumference of the circle with radius cm cm and circumference of second circle,
                      
                      
                       cm


Example:
            What will be the circumference of a circle inscribed an equilateral triangle of side  cm.


Solution:
            Let  be the centre of the inscribed circle of
            Since, radius of inscribed circle in a triangle
            Now Area of  
             Semi perimeter of  
             Radius of inscribed circle cm
             Circumference of the circle
                                                              cm





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