circles vocabulary unit 7 objectives: degree & linear measure of arcs measures of angles in...
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Angles and Arcs Measure Central angles have the vertex at the center of the circle The sum of non-overlapping central angles = 360° A central angle splits the circle into 2 arcs: minor arc: m major arc: m Adjacent arcs share only the same radius The measure of 2 adjacent arcs can be added to form one bigger arc. Arc Length is the proportion of the circumference formed by the central angle : L T V.V. PTRANSCRIPT
Circles Vocabulary Unit 7
OBJECTIVES: • Degree & linear measure of arcs• Measures of angles in circles• Properties of chords, tangents, & secants
About Circles• Definition: set of coplanar points equidistant from a
given point P(center) written P • Chord: any segment having endpoints on the circle• Radius (r): a segment from a point on the circle to the
center• Diameter (d): chord containing the center of the circle• Circumference: the distance around the circle
Circumference: C = πd = 2πr• Concentric circles share the same center & have
different radius lengths
Angles and Arcs Measure• Central angles have the vertex at the center of the circle• The sum of non-overlapping central angles = 360°• A central angle splits the circle into 2 arcs:
minor arc: m major arc: m
• Adjacent arcs share only the same radius The measure of 2 adjacent arcs can be added to form one bigger arc.
Arc Length is the proportion of the circumference formed by the central angle :
L
T
V . P
TL --has same degree as central LVT -- degree = 360 central
central C360
Arcs and Chords
-Two minor arcs are iff their corr chords are- Inscribed polygons has each vertex on the circle- If the diameter of a circle is perpendicular to a
chord, it bisects the cord & the arc
-Two chords are iff they are equidistant from the center.
arc of the chord chord
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11
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Inscribed Angles
• An inscribed has its vertex on the circle• Inscribed polygons have all vertices on the circle• Opposite ‘s of inscribed quadrilaterals are
supplementary
• The measure of inscribed ’s = ½ intercepted arc• If an inscribed intercepts a semicircle, the = 90°• If 2 inscribed ‘s intercept the same arc, the ‘s are
red & blue ‘s are
Inscribed Intercepted arc
TangentsTangent lines intersect the circle at 1
point—the ‘point of tangency’
• A line is tangent to the circle iff it is perpendicular the the radius drawn at that particular point
•
• if a point is outside the circle & 2 tangent segments are drawn from it, the 2 segments are congruent.
• Tangents can be internal or external
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Secants, Tangents & Angle Measures
A secant line intersects the circle in 2 points
A B
C 1ABC = 2BCD
1BCD = 2BD
Central angles1 secant & 1 tangent
I
intersecting at point of tangency
Secants, Tangents & Angle Measures
2 secants: forms 2 pair of vertical angles –
vertical
II
A
B C
D
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1 1 = ( AB + AD)21 2 = ( AB + CD)2
m m m
m m m
intersection in interior of circle
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Secants, Tangents & Angle Measures
Case 1 2 secants
III
Intersection at exterior point
P
Case 2 1 secant & 1 tangent
Case 3 2 tangents
P
P
A
B C
D
AB
C D
A
B
1CPD ( CD AB)2
m m m
1CPB ( CB AD)2
m m m
Q 1APB ( AQB AB)2
m m m
Special Segments in a CircleIf two chords intersect inside (or outside)
of a circle, the products of their segments are equal ab = cd
2 secants & exterior point::
a(a + x) = b(b + c)
abc
d
xa
b c
1 tan and 1 sec & exterior pointa
x ba2 = x(x + b)
= x2 + bx