a.
To calculate: The circumference of the
The circumference of the circle is
Given:
The coordinates of a point “B” on the circle is
Concept used:
Here, we are using distance formula:
Distance =
Calculation:
Here, Distance =
OB =
Here, the points are
So,
And,
OB =
➔
➔
OB = Radius of the circle.
So, Radius =
Now, circumference of the circle =
(Where, “ r ” is radius)
➔
➔
➔
➔
Nearest tenth value =
Conclusion: Hence, the circumference of the circle is
b.
To calculate: The area of the circle
The area of the circle is
Given:
The coordinates of a point “B” on the circle is
Concept used:
Here, we are using the formula
Area of the circle =
Calculation:
Here, Distance =
OB =
Here, the points are
So,
And,
OB =
➔
➔
OB = Radius of the circle.
So, Radius =
We know that,
Area of the circle =
(Where, “ r ” is radius)
➔
➔
➔
Nearest tenth value =
Conclusion: Hence, the area of the circle is
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