10.4 other angles relationships in circles
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10.4 Other Angles Relationships In Circles. Theorem. A tangent and a chord intersect at a point, it makes angles that are ½ the intercepted arc. Theorem. A tangent and a chord intersect at a point, it makes angles that are ½ the intercepted arc. Theorem. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
10.4 Other Angles Relationships In Circles
Theorem
A tangent and a chord intersect at a point, it makes angles that are ½ the intercepted arc.
12
X
YZ
XZm
XYZm
2
11
2
12
Theorem
A tangent and a chord intersect at a point, it makes angles that are ½ the intercepted arc.
12
X
YZ
XZm
XYZm
2
11
2
12
120
?2
?1
m
m
Theorem
A tangent and a chord intersect at a point, it makes angles that are ½ the intercepted arc.
12
X
YZ
XZm
XYZm
2
11
2
12
120
1202
601
m
m
240
Theorem
If two chords intersect in the circle, then the angles made are ½ the sum of the intercept arcs.
3
yxm2
13
9560
?3m
Theorem
If two chords intersect in the circle, then the angles made are ½ the sum of the intercept arcs.
3
yxm2
13
9560
5.773m
1552
13
95602
13
m
m
Theorem
A tangent and a secant make two intercept arc, the angle made is
½ ( the big arc minus the small arc)
½(arcAC-arcBC)Pm
Theorem
A tangent and a secant make two intercept arc, the angle made is
½ ( the big arc minus the small arc)
½(arcAC-arcBC)Pm
40
160
Theorem
A tangent and a secant make two intercept arc, the angle made is
½ ( the big arc minus the small arc)
½(arcAC-arcBC)Pm
40
160
60
1202
1
401602
1
Pm
Pm
Pm
Theorem
Two tangents make two intercept arc, the angle made is
½ ( the big arc minus the small arc)
½(arcACB-arcAB)Pm
100C
Theorem
Two tangents make two intercept arc, the angle made is
½ ( the big arc minus the small arc)
½(arcACB-arcAB)Pm
100C
80
1602
1
1002602
1
Pm
Pm
Pm
Theorem
Two secants make two intercept arc, the angle made is
½ ( the big arc minus the small arc)
½(arcAC - arcBD)Pm 100
20
Theorem
Two secants make two intercept arc, the angle made is
½ ( the big arc minus the small arc)
½(arcAC - arcBD)Pm 100
20
40
802
1
201002
1
Pm
Pm
Pm
Homework
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# 8 – 34, 42,
46, 47, 49 – 51
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