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- 2. বৃত্ত হল ো একটি নিনদিষ্ট নিন্দুলক ককন্দ্র কলে কেলক সমোি দূেলে এিং একই সমতল অিনিত সমস্ত নিন্দুে সংক ি। অেিোৎ, িৃলেে পনেনিি সক নিন্দু ককন্দ্র কেলক সমদূেলে অিনিত। ককন্দ্র
- 3. িৃেচোপ: িৃলেে সোলে সংযুক্ত িো এে পনেনিে ককোলিো অংশ। ককন্দ্র: িৃলেে সক নিন্দুে কসট হলত সমদূেিতী একটি নিনদিষ্ট নিন্দু, যো িৃলেে অন্তি। জ্যো: এমি একটি কেখোংশ যোে প্রোনন্তক নিন্দুদ্বয় িৃলেে কেতে েোলক। িৃলেে িযোস-ই িৃহেম জ্যো। িযোস: িযোস এমি একটি কেখোংলশে দদর্ঘিয যো িৃলেে ককোলিো দুটি নিন্দুে মিযকোে িৃহেম দূেে। িযোস একটি িৃেলক সমোি দুটি েোলে নিেক্ত কলে যোে প্রনতটি অিিিৃে। িযোসোিি: একটি কেখোংশ যো িৃলেে ককলন্দ্রে সোলে িৃলেে কয ককোলিো একটি নিন্দুলক যুক্ত কলে। কোযিত কযই কেখোংশ িযোলসে অলিিক তোই িযোসোিি। স্পশিক: একটি িৃে িনহেূি ত একত ীয় সে লেখো যো িৃেলত একটি একক নিন্দুলত স্পশি কলে মোত্র।
- 5. একটি িদ্ধ িক্রলেখোে সীমোন্ত িেোিে দদর্ঘিযলক তোে পরিরি িল । ◦ একটি িৃলেে পনেনি তোে িযোস কেলক নির্িয় কেো যোয়: ◦ অেিো, িযোলসে পনেিলতি িযোসোিিয হল ও এটি নির্িয় কেো যোয়:
- 6. P P Q X A B A B B A A B নচলত্রে মোিযলম পনেনিে িোের্ো পনেনি
- 7. পনেনি= 2π r= π d ◦ r= িযোসোিি ◦ d= িযোস ◦ π = েোনর্নতক ধ্রুিক । এটি িৃলেে পনেনি এে িযোলসে অিুপোত, এটি প্রোয় 3.14159 িো 22/7 এে সমোি