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Page 1: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Circles

Page 2: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle

A

C

B

E

GF

D

Page 3: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Parts of a Circle Center Radius Diameter Chord

Is a diameter a chord?

P

A

B

R

C

D

Page 4: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Parts of a Circle Center: P Radius: PR Diameter: AB Chord: CD & AB

Is a diameter a chord? YES

P

A

B

R

C

D

Page 5: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Construct a Regular Hexagon

1. With a compass – make a circle2. DO NOT CHANGE compass measure

Page 6: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Construct a Regular Hexagon

3. Place point of compass on the circle

Page 7: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Construct a Regular Hexagon

4. Make an arc to the left and right side of the compass on the circle

Page 8: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Construct a Regular Hexagon

5. Move compass to arcs and repeat 4 & 5 until you have 6 marks

Page 9: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Construct a Regular Hexagon

6. Connect the consecutive marks

Page 10: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Major & Minor Arcs An Arc is part of a circle. Minor Arc is less than half Major Arc is more than half

Identify the Minor Arcsand The Major Arcs…

A

C

B

E

Page 11: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Major & Minor ArcsIdentify the Minor Arcsand The Major Arcs…

Minor Arcs: AB, BC, AC Major Arcs: ABC, BCA, BAC

A

C

B

E

Page 12: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Semicircles An arc that is exactly half the circle.

D

FE

Page 13: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Measure of Arc

Arcs are measured in two ways Degrees Length

Page 14: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees The arc measure corresponds the

the central angle.

What is the mAB? A

C

B

12095

P

Page 15: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB?

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 16: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB? 120

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 17: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB? 120 What is the mBC?

A

C

B

12095

P

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Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB? 120 What is the mBC? 95

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 19: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB? 120 What is the mBC? 95 What is the mAC?

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 20: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB? 120 What is the mBC? 95 What is the mAC? 145

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 21: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB? 120 What is the mBC? 95 What is the mAC? 145 What is the mACB?

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 22: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Degrees What is the mAB? 120 What is the mBC? 95 What is the mAC? 145 What is the mACB? 240

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 23: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length The length is part of the

circumference…so you would have to know the radius.

A

C

B

12095

P

Page 24: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length The length is part of the

circumference…so you would have to know the radius.

And the formula

Length = 2r

A

C

B

120955cmdegree

P

Page 25: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length

Length = 2r

AB =A

C

B

120955cm

degree

P

Page 26: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length

Length = 2r

AB = 25(120/360)A

C

B

120955cm

degree

P

Page 27: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length

Length = 2r

AB = 25(120/360) = 10.47 cm A

C

B

120955cm

degree

P

Page 28: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length

Length = 2r

AC = A

C

B

120955cm

degree

P

Page 29: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length

Length = 2r

AC = 25(145/360) A

C

B

120955cm

degree

P

Page 30: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Arc Measure: Length

Length = 2r

AC = 25(145/360) = 12.65 cm

A

C

B

120955cm

degree

P

Page 31: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Chords and Arcs Theorem What would you think if 2 chords of

a circle had equal length?

A

C D

B

P

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Chords and Arcs Theorem What would you think if 2 chords of

a circle had equal length?

A

C D

B

P

AC BD ?

Page 33: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Chords and Arcs Theorem What would you think if 2 chords of

a circle had equal length?

A

C D

B

P

AC BD ?

Prove it!

Page 34: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Chords and Arcs Theorem Draw lines to each point What do you know about the dotted

lines?A

C D

B

P

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Chords and Arcs Theorem AP BP (radii of the same O are CP DP

A

C D

B

P

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Chords and Arcs Theorem AP BP (radii of the same O are CP DP

A

C D

B

P What do you know about the triangles?

Page 37: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Chords and Arcs Theorem

The ‘s are by SSS

A

C D

B

P

Page 38: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Chords and Arcs Theorem

The ‘s are by SSS

A

C D

B

P So where does this lead…

Page 39: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Chords and Arcs Theorem What do you know about angles 1 &

2?

A

C D

B

P1 2

Page 40: Circles. Points & Circle Relationships Inside the circle THE circle Outside the circle A C B E G F D

Chords and Arcs Theorem What do you know about angles 1 &

2?

A

C D

B

P1 2 <1 <2

by CPCTC

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Chords and Arcs Theorem So the Central angles are And the arcs formed are

A

C D

B

P