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G E O M E T R Y. Circle Terminology. Component of Geometry. Point (dot) Line At least two points given Angle If two line intersect in a point Plane Something which has area Space something which boundary at least by two plane. Circle. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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GEOMETRY
Circle Terminology
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Component of Geometry
• Point (dot)• Line At least two points given• Angle If two line intersect in a point• Plane Something which has area• Space something which boundary at least
by two plane
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Circle
• Set of points which have same distance into one permanent point
Same distance = radius = rPermanent point is central point
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Radius (or Radii for plural)
• The segment joining the center of a circle to a point on the circle.
• Example: OAO
A
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Diameter
• A chord that passes through the center of a circle.
• Example: AB• What is AO?• What is OB?• What is relation between radius and
diameter?
O
A
BRadius Radius
d=2r
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Chord
• A segment joining two points on a circle
• Example: AB
B
CA
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Chord
• A segment joining two points on a circle
• Example: AB• AB= diameter• So, what is relation between chord and
diameter?
B
C
A
Diameter is the longest chord
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Secant
• A line that intersects the circle at exactly two points.
• Example: AB
D
C
B
A
O
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Secant
• A line that intersects the circle at exactly two points.
• Example: AB
D
C
B
A
O
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Tangent
• A line that intersects a circle at exactly one point.
• Example: AB
C
B
A
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Central Angle
• An angle whose vertex is at the center of a circle.
• Example: Angle ABC
A
B
C
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Inscribed Angle
• An angle whose vertex is on a circle and whose sides are determined by two chords.
• Example: Angle ABC
AB
C
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Arc
• A figure consisting of two points on a circle and all the points on the circle needed to connect them by a single path.
• Example: arc AB
A
B
What is the longest arc? circumference
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Intercepted Arc
• An arc that lies in the interior of an inscribed angle.
• Example: arc AC
AB
C
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Two Intercepted Arc
• If angle is inside the circle.
• Example: arc AC arc DF
B
F
A
D
C
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• If angle is outside the circle.
• Example: arc DE arc DC
Two Intercepted Arc
E
D
B
A
C
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Apothem
• The shortest distance between center point and chord
• Example: OAA
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Segment
• Area which bordered by arc and chord
• Shaded area is minor segment
• Plain area is major segmentO
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Sector
• Area which bordered by two radii and an arc
• Shaded area is minor sector
• Plain area is major sector
O
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Requirements:-• Compass• Pencils• Eraser• Scale• Set Square
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If line touches the circle at one point only that is called a tangent
If line connect the two point at the circle that is called a chord
If line intersect the circle at two point that is called secant
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Formation of tangent
Circle
AB
SecantC
D
Chord
PTangent
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APB is called a tangent to the circle The touching point P is called the point of contact.
C
A
B
P
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AB
CD
E
FG
H
P Q
We construct four tangents AB,CD, EF & GH
When two circles do not touch
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AB
CD
OO’
..
We can construct three tangents APB, CQD, PRQ
When two circles touches externally
P
Q
1st Tangent
2nd Tangent
3rd Tangent
R
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When two circles intersect each other
A B
CD
1st Tangent
2nd Tangent
O O!. .
We can construct two tangents AB, CD
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A
B
O O’
When two circles touches internally
We can construct only one tangents APB
P
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When two concurrent circles
OO’
We can not construct any common tangent
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P
P is a point out side the circle you can construct two tangents passing through P
O
Q
R
Tangent PQ = TangentPR
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A B
C
o
Constructing Circumcircle
Steps of Construction
Construct a Δ ABC
Bisect the side AB
Bisect the side BC
The two lines meet at O
From O Join B
Taking OB as radius draw a circumcircle.
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A B
C
Constructing of incircle
Steps of construction
Construct a Δ ABC
The two lines meet at O
Taking OP as radius Draw a circumcircle
Bisect the ABCBisect the BAC
Taking O draw OP AB
O
P