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Usimov [2.4K]1 year ago

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All circles are similar because radius is constant throughout the circle.

<h3>What is similarity of circles?</h3>

Every point on a circle's perimeter is equidistant from its center. We utilize the radii to get the scale factor since the size of each circle is specified by its radius.

A quality of at least two forms in relation to each other is similarity. When two forms are similar, their qualities in relation to one another remain the same.

A circle is characterized by two properties: its center and radius.Because similarity is unaffected by location the similarity of circles is solely determined by their radii.

Hence,all circles are similar because radius is constant throughout the circle.

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