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All circles are similar, but not all are congruent. Circles do not have any sides. All circles can be different sizes.

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the top of a well is a circle

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the rim of cups and vinyls are circular

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Circles are similar because they don't have sides but just different sizes.
Random example: tires

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My lotion bottle is round. Camera did not work.

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Coins are an example of similar circles.

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Clock

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A gatorade top and a round orange slice

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drops of water are circular!!

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My cereal bowl is a circle, and my perfume bottles bottom is a circle.

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Hula hoops are circular! SO are basketball hoops!

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circles are similar because they have no sides
the joystick on my controller and a bottle cap are two examples

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Rubber band and top of chapstick cap.

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CDs are circular.

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Two examples are plates and wheels.  Circles are all similar because all circles are the same just different sizes.

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all circles are similar because they are all round and they don't have sides.

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paper towel roll and pizza

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All circles are similar because the radius can be multiplied by any amount to get a certain amount.

Office chair wheels
Egg yolk

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A globe and a bottom of a straw

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Circles I see around my house are plats, mirrors, windows, and etc

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Circles have no sides, therefor all circles are similar. Example of circles near me: the bottom of my water glass and the top of my pen cap.

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water bootle top and coffe top

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All circles are similar because they all have a diameter. An example is a basketball or a clock.

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two examples.
first example the bracelets. second is plates. Circles are common by the center.

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All circles are similar because they have no sides. All circles are dilations of each other.

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water bottels and bird cage are  circular.
circles are similar they have no sides so they all look the same even if they have different sizes.

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a bowl and a watch
circles are always similar because they are diations of each other

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Coins are also an example.
Circles are similar because they are all the same shape.

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They are all similar because no circle have different sides nor any sides, the only thing different is the size.

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All circles are similar because they have no sides. For example, a bowling ball comes in different sizes but all bowling all are similar.

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circles are similar because of their radius. current circles around me: my contacts case, bottle cap, candle, and moisturizer container

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a candle cap and the base of a blue-tooth speaker.
any circle can be scaled into another circle

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all circles are similar because no circle has any sides.

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A drink top and a sony bluetooth speaker. All circles are similar because they have no sides.

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circles are similar because they all have no sides and they are all just dilated versions versions of each other ,like my pillow and the base of my cup

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bowl, and globe

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All circles are similar because they each have radii and diameters between the edges of the circle that are always the round shape.

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Blush brushes and my candle shape are similar because circles do not have specialized sides and are all similar.

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Circles are all similar because they don't have sides
example: ring, watch face, clock, doorknob

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the top of my water bottle
the top of my hairspray
The circles are similar because one is just a dialation of the other.

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All circles are similar because all circles have one measure of size, which is their radius/diameter. This maay increase or decrease, which will result in a expansion or dilation, but the shape of the circle will never change.

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A door knob and a lamp.

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A clock and an orange. lol
Circles are similar because they are the same shape just bigger or smaller.

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paper towel roll
pen
Circles are all similar because they have a perfectly circular shape, there is no room for variation as there would be in a square or triangle.

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My water bottle top is similar to the base of my bowl because circles don't have sides. The only rate of measure is the radius and diameter, and dilation can change both.

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all circles have no sides so there is no diffrence in circles except for size

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Circles are similar because they all have no sides.
My lamp
My water bottle top

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- My metal water bottle base
- the top of my lamp shade

*All circles are similar because they don't have specialized sides like other shapes do (triangles, squares, rectangles, etc.) There is no possible variation in the sides of circles, therefore they are all similar by the factor of dilation.