9.1 Circles and Spheres. Circle: ______________________________ ____________________________________ Given Point:______ Given distance:_______ Radius:

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9.1 Circles and Spheres

Circle: ______________________________ ____________________________________ Given Point:______ Given distance:_______ Radius: _____________________________ ____________________________________ Chord: _____________________________ Secant: ____________________________ Diameter: ___________________________ Tangent: ___________________________

Pt. of Tangency: _______________________ _____________________________________ Sphere: ______________________________ _____________________________________ Congruent circles: _____________________ Concentric Circles: ____________________

Concentric Circles ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________

9.2 Tangents

Theorem 9.1: ________________________ ____________________________________

Corollary: __________________________ ___________________________________

Common Tangent: __________________ __________________________________

Tangent Circles: ______________________ ____________________________________

PQ R M N S M & N are centers and P is a pt of tangency. Find: PM=____; MQ=_____; PR=____ SR=____; NS =_____; NR=_____ 3 12

R O T If OR=6 and TO=8 then TR=_____ If angle T= 45 degees and OT=4 then Tr=____

9.3 Arcs and Central Angles

Central Angle: ____________________ _________________________________ Arc:____________________________ A B

Different Arcs: Minor Arc: _____________________ Major Arc: _____________________ Semi Circle: ____________________ A B C O

Minor Arc = ________________________ Major Arc = ________________________ Semicircle = _______________________ Theorem 9.3: _______________________ ___________________________________

Y Z X W O T 30 50

130 x X=______ x 30 X=______

A B C D E 4x 2x 3x+10 2x-14 3x Solve for x=______

9.4 Arcs and Chords

Theorem 9.4 : ______________________ __________________________________ _________________________________ 80 5 X= X=___

Theorem 9.5 : ____________________ ________________________________ _______________________________

Theorem 9.6 : _________________________ _____________________________________ 5 X=___

Examples: x y 13 Find: x=____ y=____ x y 6 Find: x=____ y=____

Examples: x y 17 Find: x=____ y=____ x y Find: x=____ y=____

5 X=___ X 80

9.5 Inscribed Angles

Inscribed Angle: ____________________ ___________________________________ __________________________________ 120 x X=_______ 120 x X=_______

Corollary 1: _________________________ ___________________________________ Corollary 2: _________________________ ___________________________________ Corollary 3: _________________________ ___________________________________

Corollary 1 Corollary 2 Corollary 3

Theorem 9.8 : _______________________ ___________________________________ Special Inscribed Angle 80

Examples: x y 80 x=____ y=____ z=____ z 60 x y Find: x=____ y=___60 x

Examples: x y y=____ x=____ 60 x y Find: x=____ y=____ x

Examples: y x x=____ y=____ 20 y Find: x=____ y=____ x

A B F C D 1.1. Given

9.6 Other Angles

Inside Angle: __________________________ ______________________________________ x

Outside Angle: ________________________ ______________________________________

2 secants 2 Tangents Secant & Tangent

Solve for x: First solve for the inside angle x

120x Find x:

20 80 x Find x:

9.7 Circles and Lengths of Segments

Theorem 9.11: ___________________________ ________________________________________ a c b d

Theorem 9.12: _________________________ ______________________________________ a b c d

Theorem 9.13: ______________________ ___________________________________ a c b

Solve for x: 8 x 10 5

2 8 x Find x: 4

6 x 4