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Bellwork What strategy should be used to find a fraction between 7/8 and 9/10?

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Bellwork. What strategy should be used to find a fraction between 7/8 and 9/10? . Daily Activities. TIMED SKILL DRILLS. HOMEWORK REVIEW. Circumference. MS Framework Ob j: 4ac. 8 th Grade Pre-Algebra By: Mrs. Davis . Perimeter. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Bellwork What strategy should be used to find a

fraction between 7/8 and 9/10?

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Daily Activities

TIMED SKILL DRILLS HOMEWORK REVIEW

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CircumferenceMS Framework Ob j: 4ac

8th Grade Pre-Algebra

By: Mrs. Davis

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What is circumference and how is it used in the real world?

Definition: The distance AROUND the outside edge of the CIRCLE.

Relate:Perimeter

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Confident Teen Volunteer Needed!

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Math in the Real WorldWalking Trail – Reading Problem

Mrs. Davis is trying to tone up! Each morning she “speed walks” one time around circular walking trail. The trail has a diameter of 50 yards. What is the distance 1 time around the trail?

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Math in the Real WorldFerris Wheel – Reading Problem

The DCMS math teachers took a ride on a Ferris Wheel. The radius of the Ferris Wheel is 38 m. What distance would they travel in one revolution?

Who was the biggestCHICKEN???#Coach Stiles

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Math in the Real WorldHorse Lunging Arena – Reading Problem

Lunging is a method used to exercise a horse or to teach him something new without a rider on his back.

A rope is attached to the horse’s harness. The rider then stands in the center of a ring and directs the horse to move in a circular rotation.

A jumping horse lunging around an arena 60 feet in diameter travels what distance in 1 rotation?

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Radius:Is the distance from the center of the circle to the outer edge.

3 in

Words you need to know when dealing with circles.

Diameter:Is the distance from one side of the circle to the other.

Circles

14 m

Pi ( ):The number used when working with circles.

3.14

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Finding the Circumference of a Circle.

• Circumference is the distance around the outer edge of a circle.

• To find the circumference of a circle use the formula:C = ________

14 m3 inDiameter (d)

Radius (r)

C = ____ x ____ x ____

C = ______________

radius = ______

C = ____ x ____ x ____

C = ______________

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Guided Practice

Mr. Jones is planning on building a circular shaped swimming pool in his backyard. If the radius of the pool is 15 ft, what is the distance around the outer edge of the pool?

C = 2 r

C = ____ x ____ x ____

C = ______________

Circumference Key Words

· Outer Edge· Around· Rotation· Revolution

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You Try

Mrs. Davis is trying to tone up! Each morning she “speed walks” one time around a circular walking trail. The trail has a diameter of 50 yards.

What is the distance 1 time around the trail?

C = 2 r

C = ____ x ____ x ____

C = ______________

Circumference Key Words

· Outer Edge· Around· Rotation· Revolution

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You Try

Mark and Amanda took a ride on a Ferris Wheel. The radius of the Ferris Wheel is 38 m. What distance would you travel in one revolution?

C = 2 r

C = ____ x ____ x ____

C = ______________

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You Try

A jumping horse lunging around an arena 60 feet in diameter travels what distance in 1 rotation?

What key words tell you that we are dealing with circumference?

C = ____ x ____ x ____

C = ______________

C = 2 r

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Double-Bubble Map

Distance around the outer edge of a shape.

Perimeter

Circumference

Pertains to polygons.

Pertains to circles.

Calculate by adding the sides together.

9 m

9 m

6.5 m

Perimeter Vs. Circumference

6.5 m

Calculate using formulas.

C = _________

What is the diameter of a circle? What is the radius?What is the formula for finding circumference?What number do we use for ?How do you find the radius if only the diameter is given?9 cm

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ClosureWhat is the BIG CONNECTION between

perimeter and circumference?