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Parts of A Circle

The document discusses different parts of circles including radii, diameters, chords, secants, and tangents. It defines these terms and provides formulas for calculating diameters, radii, and arc measures based on central angles. Examples are given for finding measures of arcs, minor arcs, major arcs, and arc addition.

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Parts of A Circle

The document discusses different parts of circles including radii, diameters, chords, secants, and tangents. It defines these terms and provides formulas for calculating diameters, radii, and arc measures based on central angles. Examples are given for finding measures of arcs, minor arcs, major arcs, and arc addition.

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REGULAR POLYGONS

PLANE FIGURES
Parts of a Circle
Circle – set of all
points _________
equidistant
C from a given point
called the _____
centerof
the circle.
Symbol: C
CHORD:
A segment
whose
endpoints
are on the
circle
DIAMETER:
Distance across
the circle
P through its
center
Also known as the
longest chord.
RADIUS:
Distance
P
from the
center to
point on
circle
Formula
Radius = ½ diameter
or
Diameter = 2r
D = ?

r = ?

r = ?
D = ?
Use P to determine whether each
statement is true or false.
Q
1. RT is a diameter. False
R
2. PS is a radius. True P

3. QT is a chord. True S
T
Secant Line:
intersects the
circle at exactly
TWO points
Tangent Line:
a LINE that intersects the circle
exactly ONE time

Forms a 90°angle
with one radius

Point of Tangency: The


point where the tangent
intersects the circle
Name the term that best describes the notation.

c a nt
Se
i u s
Ra d
Diamete
Ch r
or
d
g e n t
Ta n
ASSESSMENT
Identify the following parts of the circle.
D
C
1. DC • chord
2. AB • radius A B
3. AC • diameter
E
4. line E • tangent
5. DC • secant
Note: The following are possible answers.
radius diameter chord midpoint secant tangent
Central Angles
An angle whose vertex is at the
center of the circle
Central angle
A

C
B

APB is a Central Angle


3 Types of Arcs
A
Major Arc Minor Arc
More than 180° Less than 180°
P
ACB AB
C
To name: use 3 B To name: use 2
letters letters
Semicircle: An Arc that equals 180°

E D

To name: use 3
letters
P

F
EDF
Identify the parts
THINGS TO KNOW AND
REMEMBER ALWAYS
A circle has 360 degrees
A semicircle has 180 degrees
Vertical Angles are CONGRUENT
Linear Pairs are
SUPPLEMENTARY
Formula
measure Arc = measure Central Angle
Measure of Arcs & Angles
In a circle, the measure of the central angle is
always equal to the measure of its intercepted arc.

x=n
m ∠ ABC = m AC n°
C
• If ∠ ABC is 80°, A
what is the measure x°
of arc AC?

m AC = 80°
Measure of Arcs & Angles
EXAMPLE: In the diagram below, if the m ∠ xyz is 68°, find
the measure of a.) minor arc and b.) major arc.
SOLUTION:
a. measure of minor arc
m ∠xyz = m xz (since ∠xyz is a central angle)

m xz = 68° x
b. measure of major arc
major arc = 360° – m xz (minor arc)
68°
=360° – 68°
y
68°
m xz (major arc) = 292°

292° z
Find the measures.
EB is a diameter. A

m AB = 96° E

m ACB = 264° Q 96

m AE = 84° B
C
Arc Addition Postulate
A

C
B

m ABC = m AB + m BC
Tell me the measure of the following arcs.
AC is a diameter.

D A
140
m DAB = 240 R
40
100
80
m BCA = 260 C

B
Congruent Arcs have the same measure and
MUST come from the same circle or of congruent
circles.

C
B
D
45
45
A 110

Arc length is proportional to “r”


Textbook
p. 396 #11
p. 404 #11 – 16, 25 – 30, 38

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