To verify that the angle Subtended by an Arc at the Centre of a Circle is Double the Angle Subtended by the same Arc at Any Point on the Remaining Part of the Circle.
PREREQUISITE KNOWLEDGE
Meaning of angle subtended by an arc
In the following image
Image 1
O is the centre
AB is an arc
Arc AB subtends ∠AOB at the centre
and ∠APB on the remaining part of the circle.
MATERIALS REQUIRED
Tracing papers
Coloured glazed paper
Geometry Box
Scissors
Fevicol/gum
PROCEDURE
Take a rectangular cardboard of a suitable size and paste a white paper on it
Cut a circle of suitable radius from a coloured glazed paper and paste on the cardboard.Take two point
A & B ,to get an Arc (Image 2)
Image 2
Join the points A & B to the centre to get ∠AOB.
Take any point P on the remaining part of the circle .Join P to A & B to get ∠APB.
Make a cut-out of ∠AOB
Image 3
Make two cut-outs of ∠APB by using tracing papers.
Image 4
Place the two cut-outs of ∠APB on the cut-outs of ∠AOB, as shown in the Image5
Image 5
OBSERVATION
We observe that two cut-outs of ∠APB completely cover the cut-outs of ∠AOB.
Therefore
2∠APB=∠AOB
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