Geometry Mr. Bower BowerPower.net. Central Angles  The vertex is the center of the circle  The sides are radii of the circle.

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Geometry Mr. Bower BowerPower.net

Central Angles  The vertex is the center of the circle  The sides are radii of the circle

Central Angles   XCY is a central angle  YOU  Name two more central angles

Central Angles  What is the sum of the red, blue, and green central  s?

Arcs  The measure of = measure of its an arc central angle  m  XCY = 80°  m XY = 80°

Arcs  The measure of = measure of its an arc central angle  m  ZCY = ???°  m ZY = ???°

Arcs  The measure of = measure of its an arc central angle  m  ZCX = ???°  m ZX = ???°

Arcs  What is the sum of the red, blue, and green arcs?

Minor Arcs  Minor arcs are < 180°  When you see exactly two letters, this is a minor arc  m ZX = 160°

Major Arcs  Major arcs are > 180°  When you see three letters, follow the path of the letters… it may be a major arc  m ZYX = 200°

Semicircle  A semicircle is an arc = 180°  Do you see that the central angles are also 180°?  m AMB = 180°  m ANB = 180°

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