Converting between radius and diameter Worksheet

Grade 7
Circles
7.G.B.4

Total questions - 6

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Teaching Converting between radius and diameter easily 

 

  • Firstly, write down the length of radius and diameter. 


 

  • Secondly, use the radius or diameter formula to get an appropriate result. 


 

  • Always write the same units. 

Here is an example to solve a question on converting radius to diameter. Let’s look at the given example mentioned below to understand the conversion of radius to diameter easily. 

                                    Radius to diameter = 2r. 

                                     Diameter to radius = d/2. 

                                     Where, 

                                     R = radius 

                                     D = diameter. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Q. Convert the radius of 6 units into diameter. 

 

Step 1: Write the length of the radius. 


 

Length of radius = 6 units. 


 

Step 2: Use the conversion between radius and diameter formula 


 

Formula to convert radius into diameter = 2r. 


 

So, 

Diameter = 2 * 6 = 12 units. 


 

Answer: 12 units. 

 

Why should you use a conversion between radius and diameter worksheet for your students? 

 

  • Converting radius into diameter and vice-versa will help your students to increase their speed in arithmetic operations like multiplication and division. 
     
  • These worksheets will help your students to be well versed with different concepts like radius, diameter, and circle. 

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Grade 7
Circles
7.G.B.4

A circle consists of various different parts. Radius and diameter are two of them. The radius of a circle is the distance from the center of the circle to any particular point. It is represented using ‘r’. The diameter is a straight line that passes through the center of the circle. It is represented using ‘d’.

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