why is circle round in shape ? why cant it be SQUARE ? prove using BPT.. Share with your friends Share 5 Mayank Jha answered this Dear student, A circle is defined as " A round plane figure whose boundary (the circumference) consists of points equidistant from a fixed point (the center)".When you join these points, it can't be a straight line. Hence, it has to be a curve.Now, when you go round all the possible points and join them up, it makes a circle. Regards 1 View Full Answer Asdfghjklleytj answered this i am just tring, don't take me wrong if it's wrong. i think it should b proceeded like this: -1 Rahul Naik answered this Dear Kiran, a circle is defines as : - A round plane figure whose boundary (the circumference) consists of points equidistant from a fixed point (centre).When you join these points, it can't be a straight line. Hence it has to be a curve. Now when you go round all the possible points and join them up, it makes a circle. Why circle cannot be square: - Now returning to the problem of squaring a circle. The area of a circle with radius 1 is exactly π. To construct a square with this area we must be able to construct a segment of length π. Numbers for which it's possible to construct (with a compass and a straightedge) a segment of that length are called constructible. 2 Mevin Abraham answered this neat and detailed explanation rahul...!! 0 Christo Anish answered this yeah 0 Rohit Rohith answered this Dear student a circle is defined as : - A round plane figure whose boundary (the circumference) consists of points equidistant from a fixed point (centre). When you join these points, it can't be a straight line. Hence it has to be a curve. Now when you go round all the possible points and join them up, it makes a circle. Why circle cannot be square: - Now returning to the problem of squaring a circle. The area of a circle with radius 1 is exactly π. To construct a square with this area we must be able to construct a segment of length π. Numbers for which it's possible to construct (with a compass and a straightedge) a segment of that length are called constructible. Hope this helps u 1 Jimmy Richardson answered this Good explanation @ Rahul. 1 Asdfghjklleytj answered this gd answer Rohit Rohith 1