Circles on a coordinate grid
A circle is drawn on a coordinate grid that runs from −8 to 8 in both directions. The student gives the coordinates of its centre, its radius and its diameter.
The centre can be in any quadrant, so negative coordinates come up, and the radius has to be read off the grid squares.
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What changes each time
- Centres in any of the four quadrants
- Different radii
- Three answers: centre, radius and diameter
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