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Section 5-8Properties of Circles

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Essential Questions• What are the relationships among parts of

a circle?

• What are the properties of circles and how do you apply them?

• Where you’ll see this:

• Market research, food service, art, recreation, navigation

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Vocabulary1. Circle:

2. Radius:

3. Chord:

4. Diameter:

5. Central Angle:

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Vocabulary1. Circle: All points that are the same distance from a

fixed center point; 360° total2. Radius:

3. Chord:

4. Diameter:

5. Central Angle:

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Vocabulary1. Circle: All points that are the same distance from a

fixed center point; 360° total2. Radius: A segment whose endpoints are the center

of a circle and on the circle3. Chord:

4. Diameter:

5. Central Angle:

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Vocabulary1. Circle: All points that are the same distance from a

fixed center point; 360° total2. Radius: A segment whose endpoints are the center

of a circle and on the circle3. Chord: A segment where both endpoints are on the

circle4. Diameter:

5. Central Angle:

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Vocabulary1. Circle: All points that are the same distance from a

fixed center point; 360° total2. Radius: A segment whose endpoints are the center

of a circle and on the circle3. Chord: A segment where both endpoints are on the

circle4. Diameter: A chord that goes through the center of a

circle5. Central Angle:

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Vocabulary1. Circle: All points that are the same distance from a

fixed center point; 360° total2. Radius: A segment whose endpoints are the center

of a circle and on the circle3. Chord: A segment where both endpoints are on the

circle4. Diameter: A chord that goes through the center of a

circle5. Central Angle: An angle where the vertex is the

center of the circle

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Vocabulary6. Arc:

7. Semicircle:

8. Minor Arc:

9. Major Arc:

10. Inscribed Angle:

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Vocabulary6. Arc: A section of the circumference of a circle7. Semicircle:

8. Minor Arc:

9. Major Arc:

10. Inscribed Angle:

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Vocabulary6. Arc: A section of the circumference of a circle7. Semicircle: An arc that is half of the circumference;

half a circle8. Minor Arc:

9. Major Arc:

10. Inscribed Angle:

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Vocabulary6. Arc: A section of the circumference of a circle7. Semicircle: An arc that is half of the circumference;

half a circle8. Minor Arc: An arc that is less than half the

circumference; same measure as the central angle9. Major Arc:

10. Inscribed Angle:

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Vocabulary6. Arc: A section of the circumference of a circle7. Semicircle: An arc that is half of the circumference;

half a circle8. Minor Arc: An arc that is less than half the

circumference; same measure as the central angle9. Major Arc: An arc that is more than half the

circumference10. Inscribed Angle:

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Vocabulary6. Arc: A section of the circumference of a circle7. Semicircle: An arc that is half of the circumference;

half a circle8. Minor Arc: An arc that is less than half the

circumference; same measure as the central angle9. Major Arc: An arc that is more than half the

circumference10. Inscribed Angle: An angle whose vertex is on the

circle and whose sides are chords of the circle; half the measure of the arc it contains

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Circle

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Radius

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Chord

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Diameter

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Central Angle

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Arc

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Semicircle

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Minor Arc

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Major Arc

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Inscribed Angle

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132°

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

x° x°

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

x° x°

x + x +132 + 82 = 360

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

x° x°

x + x +132 + 82 = 360

2x + 214 = 360

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

x° x°

x + x +132 + 82 = 360

2x + 214 = 360 −214 −214

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

x° x°

x + x +132 + 82 = 360

2x + 214 = 360 −214 −214

2x =146

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

x° x°

x + x +132 + 82 = 360

2x + 214 = 360 −214 −214

2x =146 2 2

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

x° x°

x + x +132 + 82 = 360

2x + 214 = 360 −214 −214

2x =146 2 2 x = 73

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

x + x +132 + 82 = 360

2x + 214 = 360 −214 −214

2x =146 2 2 x = 73

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠ABC =

12

(mAD + mCD )

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠ABC =

12

(mAD + mCD )

=

12

(73+ 73)

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠ABC =

12

(mAD + mCD )

=

12

(73+ 73) =

12

(146)

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠ABC =

12

(mAD + mCD )

=

12

(73+ 73) =

12

(146) = 73°

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠BCD =

12

(mAD + mAB )

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠BCD =

12

(mAD + mAB )

=

12

(73+132)

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠BCD =

12

(mAD + mAB )

=

12

(73+132) =

12

(205)

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠BCD =

12

(mAD + mAB )

=

12

(73+132) =

12

(205) =102.5°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠CDA =

12

(mBC + mAB )

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠CDA =

12

(mBC + mAB )

=

12

(82 +132)

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠CDA =

12

(mBC + mAB )

=

12

(82 +132) =

12

(214)

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠CDA =

12

(mBC + mAB )

=

12

(82 +132) =

12

(214) =107°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠DAB =

12

(mBC + mCD )

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠DAB =

12

(mBC + mCD )

=

12

(82 + 73)

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠DAB =

12

(mBC + mCD )

=

12

(82 + 73) =

12

(155)

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠DAB =

12

(mBC + mCD )

=

12

(82 + 73) =

12

(155) = 77.5°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 1In circle O, AD ≅ CD . Find the measures of the

angles of quadrilateral ABCD, when

mAB =132° and mBC = 82°.

132° 82°

73° 73°

m∠ABC = 73°

m∠BCD =102.5°

m∠CDA =107°

m∠DAB = 77.5°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47° =109°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47° =109°

= 62° +180°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47° =109°

= 62° +180° = 242°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47° =109°

= 62° +180° = 242° = 62°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47° =109°

= 62° +180° = 242° = 62°

= 1

2(62°)

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47° =109°

= 62° +180° = 242° = 62°

= 1

2(62°) = 31°

Wed, Feb 02

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Example 2Identify the following for circle P.

a. Diameter b. Radius

c. Chord

h. Central Angle

d. mLM

e. mLMK f. mLJ

g. m∠LKJ

JK KP

KL = 62° + 47° =109°

= 62° +180° = 242° = 62°

= 1

2(62°) = 31° ∠JPM

Wed, Feb 02

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Problem Set

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Problem Set

p. 228 #1-25 odd

“We are so accustomed to disguise ourselves to others that in the end we become disguised to ourselves.”

- Francois de La RochefoucauldWed, Feb 02