501 Geometry Questions

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  1. d.Major arcs always need a third letter to distinguish them from
    the minor arc that has the same endpoints. ∠y forms major arc
    KAI.

  2. a.A circle is a set of points equidistant from a center point.
    Congruent circles have points that lie the same distance from two
    different center points. Consequently, the radii (the line segments
    that connect the center point to the points on a circle) of
    congruent circles are congruent. Choices band care incorrect
    because they describe secants. Choice ddescribes a chord.

  3. d.Congruent circles have congruent radii; if their radii are
    congruent, then their diameters are also congruent. Choice a
    describes concentric circles, not congruent circles.

  4. c.Since all of these circles share a radius, they are all congruent
    with a radius that is half of the 9 cm diameter of circle A. There
    are five radii, each measuring 4.5 cm, from point C to point S,
    which means that CS= 5 × 4.5 = 22.5 cm.

  5. b.12 inches is a foot, so •A lies on P. If the distance from •A to
    the center point measured less than the radius, then •A would rest
    inside P. If the distance from •A to the center point measured
    greater than the radius, then •A would rest outside of P.

  6. c.A diameter is a special chord; it is a line segment that bridges a
    circle and passes through the center point.

  7. c.As a tangent skims by a circle, it intercepts a point on that circle.
    A radius spans the distance between the center point of a circle and
    a point on the circle; like a tangent, a radius meets exactly one
    point on a circle.

  8. a.Billy acts as the central fixed point of each of these four circles,
    and circles with a common center point are concentric.


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