Angle subtended by an arc of a circle || maths working model ||

[@janjangamayya8504]

Aaww I try this it's working. For maths dayy . Thanks youu

[@daiii5185]

Wow, amazing idea.

[@preetikumari937]

I try to made it after watching this vedio🥰🥰😁😁it's finally worked thankyou so much sir🥰🙏

[@Naruto__Nine_Tails]

What is the aluminium wire used in here (like the thickness etc)

[@mrcreatons5211]

I should be just thick doesn't matter how much thick , any thickness you can take

[@mathsismylife6192]

Super

[@RC.REDBOT]

While studying you are a maku ku🔥🔥

[@MinuPatel-mj4ki]

Thanks a lot...😘😘

[@debapriyadas197]

We can understand from practical Thank u

[@tulshiramshinde3074]

Thanks 👍😊 ...for give a great idea...

[@Sitaram-lx9od]

I think you are maths topper in your class

[@Anjaanshayr]

I think toppers never make models and notes😂😂

[@vaibhavjyoti7242]

Great work

[@deepajayamoorthy2300]

Extraordinary 👏👏

[@DPGAMMER]

Gajab bejjati hai 😅

[@laxmimohanty4177]

Sir maza aa gaya 💖

[@archanasapate8692]

Simple, easy and best

[@hindalbarghouthi4917]

So far amazing 😃

[@BG-vg1li]

This is Awesome 😲😲

[@hvrajukog2364]

Pen refills paste on pink paper or green paper

[@mrcreatons5211]

Green

[@RinaraniNayak-e3p]

What can be used instead of refill 😅

[@jyothijyohi3869]

Straw

[@ValliMeena-ws8ys]

But how you join?

[@MamtaLakhwani-n9x]

What can be used instead of wire

[@mrcreatons5211]

Wire is must or you can find any strong flexible thing that would be good too

[@zeeshankhan786]

Great work well done.

[@toralsingh931]

Nice Ideaa... But may I know where was the use of cardboard???

[@umamageswari4436]

In the yellow chart

[@ravangaming5614]

Really inspiring 🙏🙏♥️

[@premchandran6541]

What type of circle Theroem is this ? Can you explain what is this and how to use...

[@jayagupta2684]

Yes

[@digantasen824]

Can anyone tell me that where is the use of cardboard here

[@samarveerbishnoi1389]

Very good and inspiring ☺️

[@Class9mathsByAnshuKamboj]

Amazing. Very nice 🎉

[@vaniballal1731]

Tq. 👌👌 it's successfully worked

[@reethureghuvaran4950]

Can we fix this on board

[@rekhasanthanam3089]

No,It will not show the angles properly if you fix on a board.Just fix it on chart paper.

[@gordlike__]

Can i take a radius smaller than 10cm

[@mrcreatons5211]

Yes

[@gordlike__]

@@mrcreatons5211 thanks

[@gordlike__]

@@mrcreatons5211 and can we like take paper straw!

[@RameshPatel-gc4cl]

Mast he 👍👍👍👍

[@Srinivasdobalwar8286]

Which theorem it is ?

[@Asphaltlengend]

Circle theorem

[@creative0051]

Thanks

[@architadas4677]

What can we use instead of refills?

[@nocapstoast]

Aluminum wire

[@mrcreatons5211]

You can use straw

[@shouryasinghjadon2008]

Bhai cardboard kyun chahiye? .

[@mrcreatons5211]

Your wish u can use anything 👍

[@shouryasinghjadon2008]

Toh matlab necessary h ki nahi? @@mrcreatons5211

[@mrcreatons5211]

No not necessary

[@shouryasinghjadon2008]

Ok Thankyou bro You really helped me out . May you get millions of subscribers. @@mrcreatons5211

[@Itz_me_siva]

Bro cardboard?????

[@mohamedali-tv8ir]

It is perfect😀 but which class which unit is used. You didn't denote that😌

[@mrcreatons5211]

Class 9

[@16durgasankarojhaix53]

@@mrcreatons5211 best. 👍

[@gordlike__]

Brother can the straw be a bit thicker than this one

[@mrcreatons5211]

Yes

[@sanaksahoo7638]

Mast hai

[@shivakumar-mz4ol]

Supper👌🤝

[@vijayalakshmitiyearcsdept6062]

How to contact you.... Will u do this model for students

[@mahakgoyal8316]

Good Bai ji

[@shonijoshi8861]

Super

[@augustusindwar8537]

Can we use thick wire??

[@mrcreatons5211]

Thinner wire will be better than thicker wire .Thicker wires are generally heavy so it will create difficulty.

[@prasaddn7992]

Is it for class 10th

[@laxmisunaria2023]

Project give by math teacher Sarita mam for 5 marks

[@techguy4931]

Hey can you say your old school

[@wolffymaniac6776]

Hamara exibition hai 3 idiots dekh rahe Hain 😂🤣

[@techguy4931]

10th std school

[@manvikashyap2014]

Very yuky

[@chetanpatel5074]

Which theorem it is?

[@mrcreatons5211]

Class 9 ncert 10.8 theorem circles