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1 CIRCLES 2 Moody Mathematics

2 ANGLE PROPERTIES: Let’s review the methods for finding the arcs and the different kinds of angles found in circles. Moody Mathematics

3 The measure of a minor arc is the same as…
…the measure of its central angle. Moody Mathematics

4 Example: Moody Mathematics

5 The measure of an inscribed angle is…
…half the measure of its intercepted angle. Moody Mathematics

6 Example: Moody Mathematics

7 The measure of an angle formed by a tangent and secant is …
…half the measure of its intercepted arc. Moody Mathematics

8 Example: Moody Mathematics

9 ...is half the sum of the two intercepted arcs.
The measure of one of the vertical angles formed by 2 intersecting chords ...is half the sum of the two intercepted arcs. Moody Mathematics

10 Example: Moody Mathematics

11 …half the difference of the measures of its two intercepted arcs.
The measure of an angle formed by 2 secants intersecting outside of a circle is… …half the difference of the measures of its two intercepted arcs. Moody Mathematics

12 Example: Moody Mathematics

13 …half the difference of the measures of its two intercepted arcs.
The measure of an angle formed by 2 tangents intersecting outside of a circle is… …half the difference of the measures of its two intercepted arcs. Moody Mathematics

14 Example: Moody Mathematics

15 PROPERTIES: Complete the theorem relating the objects pictured in each frame.
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16 Note: Many of our theorems begin the same way, “In the same circle, or in congruent circles…”
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17 So: We will just start “In the same circle. …” where the
So: We will just start “In the same circle*…” where the * represents the rest of the phrase. Moody Mathematics

18 All radii in the same circle,* …
...are congruent. Moody Mathematics

19 In the same circle,* Congruent central angles...
...intercept congruent arcs. Moody Mathematics

20 In the same circle,* Congruent Chords...
...intercept congruent arcs. Moody Mathematics

21 Tangent segments from an exterior point to a circle…
...are congruent. Moody Mathematics

22 The radius drawn to a tangent at the point of tangency…
...is perpendicular to the tangent. Moody Mathematics

23 If a diameter (or radius) is perpendicular to a chord, then…
...it bisects the chord… …and the arcs. Moody Mathematics

24 In the same circle,* Congruent Chords...
...are equidistant from the center. Moody Mathematics

25 Example: Given a circle of radius 5” and two 8” chords
Example: Given a circle of radius 5” and two 8” chords. Find their distance to the center. Moody Mathematics

26 If two Inscribed angles intercept the same arc...
...then they are congruent. Moody Mathematics

27 If an inscribed angle intercepts or is inscribed in a semicircle …
...then it is a right angle. Moody Mathematics

28 If a quadrilateral is inscribed in a circle then each pair of opposite angles …
...must be supplementary. (total 180o) Moody Mathematics

29 If 2 chords intersect in a circle, the lengths of segments formed have the following relationship:
Moody Mathematics

30 Example: Moody Mathematics

31 If 2 secants intersect outside of a circle, their lengths are related by…
Moody Mathematics

32 Example: Moody Mathematics

33 If a secant and tangent intersect outside of a circle, their lengths are related by…
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34 Example: Moody Mathematics

35 Let’s Practice!

36 Example: Given Moody Mathematics

37 Example: Moody Mathematics

38 Example: Moody Mathematics

39 Example: Moody Mathematics

40 Example: Given a circle of radius 13” and two 24” chords
Example: Given a circle of radius 13” and two 24” chords. Find their distance to the center. Moody Mathematics

41 Example: Moody Mathematics

42 Example: Moody Mathematics

43 Example: Moody Mathematics

44 Example: Moody Mathematics

45 Example: Moody Mathematics

46 Example: Moody Mathematics

47 Example: Of the following quadrilaterals, which can not always be inscribed in a circle?
Rectangle Rhombus Square Isosceles Trapezoid

48 Example: Moody Mathematics

49 Example: Moody Mathematics

50 Example: Regular Hexagon ABCDEF is inscribed in a circle.
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51 THE END! Now go practice!


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