DLP Segment and Arc Length
DLP Segment and Arc Length
CONTENT STANDARD
The learner demonstrates understanding of key concepts of circles and coordinates geometry.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
1. The learner is able to formulate and find solutions to challenging situations involving
circles and other related terms in different disciplines through appropriate and accurate
representations.
2. The learner is able to formulate and solve problems involving geometric figures on the
rectangular coordinate plane with perseverance and accuracy.
I.OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to;
a) Define and Identify inscribed angle and its intercepted arc;
b) Discover the relationship between inscribed angle and its intercepted arc through the ff.
theorems on inscribed angle; and
c) Solve problems involving measurement of inscribed angle and its intercepted arc.
II. SUBJECT MATTER
a) Topic: Inscribed Angle and Intercepted Arc ( Theorems on Inscribed Angle )
b) References: Mathematics Learner’s Module 10
c) Materials: Power point, Visual Aid, Chalk
d) Strategy: Guided Discovery Approach
III. INSTRUCTIONAL PROCEDURE
90◦/360◦=1/4
Alright very good, that is correct! 2
A=π r
Next let us solve for the area of the triangle. Do =ꙥ(5 cm)2
you have any idea on how to solve for the area of A= 25ꙥ cm2
the triangle?
So here is how we solve for the area of the Area of a Sector=1/4 (25ꙥ cm2)
triangle. =25/4ꙥ cm2
The formula is,
A = 1/2 × bh
So based from the given, who can now solve for No Ma’am!
the area of the triangle?
Ma’am!
Yes!
A=1/2×bh
=1/2(5 cm)(5 cm)
=1/2(25 cm2)
Okay very good, the area of the triangle is 25/2 A =25/2 cm2
cm2. Ma’am!
So now, based on the given formula earlier on Area of the segment = Area of the sector
how to solve for the area of a segment of a circle. – Area of the triangle
Who can now solve for the area of segment?
Since we have already solve for the area of the =(25 ꙥ/4) –( 25/2
sector and area of the triangle. 2
cm )
Area of the segment = 7.135 cm2
Yes! Yes Ma’am!
Ma’am!
120° /360◦=1/3
A = ꙥr2
=ꙥ(8 cm)2
A = 64ꙥ cm2
Who can now first solve for the area of the Ma’am!
sector? A∆ = ½ bh
= ½ (8 cm) (8 cm)
= ½ ( 64 cm2)
A∆ =32/1 cm2 or 32 cm2
Yes!
Ma’am!
Alright very good!
Area of the segment = area of the sector
–
How about the area of the triangle? area of the
Yes! triangle
= (64ꙥ/3)-( 32 cm2)
Area of the segment = 35.02 cm2
So since we have now the area of the sector and Yes Ma’am!
area of the triangle, who can now solve for the
area of segment?
No Ma’am!
Yes!
Yes Ma’am!
No Ma’am!
Yes Ma’am!
Example # 2
Suppose an arc of a circle measures 60 degrees
and the radius of the circle measures 7 cm. What
is the length of the arc? Ma’am!
A segment of a circle is the region
bounded by an arc and the segment
joining its endpoints.
Ma’am!
Answer these!
IV. EVALUATION