1. 6.8 Areas of Circles & Sectors p. 230

2. Thm 6.20 – Area of a Circle – A = r2 * Remember to square the radius 1st, then multiply by !

3. Ex: Find the area of circle C. A = r2 A = (3)2 A = 9 cm2 OR 28.27 cm2 C 3 cm

4. Ex: Find the diameter of circle C if the area is 16 ft2. A = r2 16 = r2 16 = r2 ð16 = r 4 ft = r So, d = 8 ft.

5. Sector of a Circle The region bounded by 2 radii & their intercepted arc. Sector Also a sector Visually, it might remind you of a slice of pizza or a piece of pie.

6. Thm 6.21 – Area of a Sector –

7. Ex: Find the area of the small sector shown. 135o 1 1 m

8. Ex: L & M are 2 pts. on a circle R with r=50 cm & mLRM=150o. Find the areas of the sectors formed by LRM. 150o I II L M R 5 0 c m