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A of a circle is the region bounded by two radii and their intercepted arc.
The shaded region is a sector of circle P.The arc from car 7 to car 25’s location is a semicircle. It has a measure
of 180. Car 23 comes before car 25, so the measure of the arc from car 7
to car 23 is lessthan 180. It is a minor arc.The chords and radii of a circle form different kinds of angles.
A has its vertex at the center of a circle.- The sum of the measures of all the nonoverlapping
central angles of a circle is 360. - The degree measure of a minor arc is the measure
of its central angle. - The degree measure of a major arc is 360
minus the degree measure of the minor arc
that completes the circle.
central anglesectorCircles
Objective To identify parts of a circle• To name different kinds of arcs• To identify and
find the measure of central angles and inscribed angles• To identify secants and tangents- To identify concentric, inscribed, and circumscribed circles
The first Ferris wheel had 36 cars. Suppose the cars
of a Ferris wheel are numbered from 1 to 36. You are
in car 7 and your friend is in car 23. If the wheel turns
in a clockwise direction, what kind of arc will be
made by your car as it moves from its current
location to car 23’s current location?
A is a set of points in a plane, all of which
are the same distance from a given point called
the. A circle is named by its center.A is a line segment with its endpoints
on the circle.A (plural: radii) is a line segment from
the center of a circle to a point on the circle.A is a chord that passes through the
center of a circle. It is twice the length of a
radius of that circle.An is a part of a circle with all its points on
the circle. The symbol for arc ABCis.
There are three kinds of arcs:centerABC
arcdiameterradiuschordcircleA connects the
endpoints of a diameter.
It is a half circle.mABC 180
semicircle A has a
measure lessthan 180.mAED 180
minor arc A has a
measure greaterthan 180.mBAC 180
major arc15913
1721252933ABCE DPThis is circle P. PA, PB, PC, and PD
are radii of circleP. ACandBDare
diameters. AB, AC, and BDare chords.