Math, 19.10.2019 19:00, kumarivishakha118

Difference between chord and diameter

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The correct answer was given: vaibhavKhatri

Diameter always passes from centre of the circle and chord passes from below the center of a circle

The correct answer was given: nikhil3810rhmschool

Chord :-

A chord is a line which joins two points on the circle.

Diameter :-

A diameter is a line which joins two points and passes through the centre of the circle. It is the longest chord of the circle.

Is every chord of a circle also a diameter?

A diameter is a chord but not every chord of a circle is not diameter.A diameter of a circle is the longest chord because it passes through the centre but some chords do not pass through the centre.

The correct answer was given: renukatumane109

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A chord is a line segment with both endpoints on the circle. The diameter is a special chord that passes through the center of the circle. The diameter would be the longest chord in the circle.

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The correct answer was given: helper6462

Chord:- A straight line that joins two points on a curve is called chord.

Diameter:- A straight line that goes from one side to the other of a circle, passing through the centre is called diameter.

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The correct answer was given: jack626259

use Pythagoras theorem

The correct answer was given: tegery

Angle substended at the centre is 60degree
so ,it forms equilateral triangle
draw perpendicular from centre to the chord
then it will bisect the in two equal parts
let AB be the chord and OM be the perpendicular from cantre to the
chord so AM=2AB
then in triangle OAM
AM/radius =cos60
AM=R/2
AB=2AM=R
Then the ratio b/w chord and diameter=R/2R=1:2

The correct answer was given: jack626259

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The correct answer was given: ravichandrareddybuss

It's only my guess that it can be 7cm

The correct answer was given: bhavya1650

Using the formula, half of the chord length should be the radius of the circle times the sine of half the angle.