This math topic focuses on teaching how to determine the diameter of a circle from its radius. The questions test the student's ability to apply the basic geometric rule that the diameter is twice the radius. Each question is structured with a given radius and multiple choice answers, where students must identify the correct relationship between the radius and the diameter. This practice helps reinforce their understanding of circle geometry fundamentals.
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If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'?
Math worksheet on 'Circles - Rule to Find Diameter from Radius - Simple (Level 2)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Geometry - Circle Concepts - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/geometry_circles_concept_intro/ |
If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'? |
d is half of r |
Nothing, d and r are not related |
d and r add to 90 |
d and r add to 360 |
d is the same as r |
d is twice r |
If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'? |
d is twice r |
d and r add to 90 |
Nothing, d and r are not related |
d is the same as r |
d and r add to 360 |
d is half of r |
If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'? |
d and r add to 90 |
Nothing, d and r are not related |
d and r add to 360 |
d and r add to 180 |
d is half of r |
d is twice r |
If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'? |
d and r add to 90 |
d is half of r |
d and r add to 180 |
d is twice r |
d and r add to 360 |
Nothing, d and r are not related |
If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'? |
d and r add to 180 |
Nothing, d and r are not related |
d and r add to 360 |
d and r add to 90 |
d is twice r |
d is the same as r |
If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'? |
d is the same as r |
Nothing, d and r are not related |
d and r add to 90 |
d and r add to 360 |
d is twice r |
d and r add to 180 |
If 'r' is the radius, what is the diameter 'd'? |
d and r add to 360 |
d and r add to 180 |
d and r add to 90 |
d is half of r |
Nothing, d and r are not related |
d is twice r |