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Circles

Name: ___________________________________________________________

Homework: Quizzes: Exams:

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Do Nows:

1.

2.

3. The vertex angle of an isosceles triangle measures

15 degrees more than one of its base angles. How

many degrees are there in a base angle

of the triangle?

(1) 50 (2) 55 (3) 65 (4) 70

4.

5.

6.

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7.

10.

The three medians of a triangle intersect at a point.

Which measurements could represent the segments of

one of the medians? (1) 2 and 3 (3) 3 and 6

(2) 3 and 4.5 (4) 3 and 9

8.

11. A regular polygon has an exterior angle that measures

45°. How many sides does the polygon have?

(1) 10 (3) 6

(2) 8 (4) 4

9.

Two prisms with equal altitudes have equal

volumes. The base of one prism is a square

with a side length of 5 inches. The base of

the second prism is a rectangle with a side

length of 10 inches. Determine and state, in

inches, the measure of the width of the

rectangle.

12. Triangle RST is similar to _XYZ with RS _ 3 inches and

XY _ 2 inches. If the area of _RST is 27 square inches, determine and state the area of _XYZ,

in square inches.

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Intro to Circles - Definitions, Arcs and Central Angles

1. Name a circle using the center point. ⨀ 2. The angle measure of a circle is __________________ degrees 3. A chord is a segment whose endpoints are on the circle. ________ and ________ are chords.

4. A diameter is a chord that passes through the center of a circle. _________ is a diameter. 5. A radius a segment with one endpoint on the circle and one endpoint at the center. ________ and________ are radii. Theorem: All radii of a circle are congruent

6. A secant is line that passes through a circle at two points. ______ is a secant. 7. A tangent is a line that intersects a circle at exactly 1 point. _____ is a tangent. Sketch each of the following: Circle P with radius

Circle P with tangent Circle A with secant

Circle Z with diameter

Circle Z with chord

P

A

B

C

D

F

EG

H

tangentsecant

diameter / chord

chord

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9. An arc is a section of a circle, and is named with 2 or 3 letters and the arc symbol. or .

A major arc measures more than 180°. _________ is a major arc. (use three letters)

A minor arc measures less than 180°. ____________ is a minor arc. (use two letters)

A semicircle is an arc that measures 180°. ____________ is a semicircle. (use three letters) 10. A central angle is an angle with its vertex at the center of a circle and endpoints on the circle. ________ is a central angle. An arc is intercepted by a central angle, or a central angle intercepts an arc. __________ intercepts _____________ 11. Theorem: The measure of an arc is equal to the measure of its central angle.

If mAPB = 60, then m = ________.

Apply what you know:

A _____________________ intercepts a semicircle

P

A

B

m AB = m APB

P

C

D

m CD = 1/2 m CMD

M

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Keep these facts in mind: All radii are congruent (look for isosceles triangle) Arc measures sum to 360° Central angle and arc have equal measures Diameter intercepts a 180° arc

Examples: 1. Find the measure 2. is a diameter and m∠FMG = 46°.

of and Find m , m , and m .

3. Diameter SOT is drawn in circle O. 4. In ⊙C, mPCQ = 82 and PR QR .

If mROT= 110, find m RS and m STR . What is the measure of PR?

R

O

S

TU

C

82o

P

Q

R

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Practice with arcs and central angles

1. 2.

3. m =78° and m = 68°.

Find m and m .

4. is a diameter. Find the

measures of SR)

, TS)

, and RUTº .

5. Points D, J, and K are located on

circle O. The three points divide

the circle into arcs that are in a

3:4:5 ratio. What is the measure

of the three arcs?

6. In ⊙P, APB BPC, and m

ADC = 208. What is the measure

of AB ?

7. In ⊙P, m AB = 108. What is

the measure of A?

8. Diameter SOT is drawn in

circle O. If m = 118, find m RS

and mROT.

9/ In O, mAB = 60, AB BC,

and mCOD = 150. Find

mAOB, mAC, mBC, mADC,

mAOD.

P

A

B28

o (3x + 7)o

Find the value of x

O

M

142o

Find m MN and m MQN

N

Q

P

A

B

C

D

O

S

102o

T

R

U

PA

B

C

D

P

A

B

R

O

S

TU

C

O

A

B

D

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Inscribed Angles

Inscribed Angle – An angle whose vertex is on a circle and whose rays intersect the circle

Inscribed Angle Theorems:

The measure of a central angle equals ½ the measure of its intercepted arc

Inscribed angles which intercept congruent arcs are congruent

An inscribed right angle intercepts a semicircle

Examples:

In circle P, ACB is an inscribed angle and In ⊙P, APB is an central angle and

measures 28. What is the measure of AB ? ADB is an inscribed angle. If mAPB =

110, find mADB

C and D are inscribed angles in ⊙P. In ⊙O, is a diameter. If RS=4 and RT=10,

If mC = 21, what is mD? find the length of in simplest radical form.

Prove ∆ADQ ~ ∆BCQ

P

A

B

m AB = m APB

P

C

D

m CD = 1/2 m CMD

M

P

A

B28

o

CP

A

B

D

110o

P

A

B

C

D

Q

RO

S

T

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Practice with Inscribed and Central Angles

1. Find x 2. Find x, y, and z 3. Find x

4. Find x, y, and z 5. Find x 6. The endpoints of two

intersecting diameters form 2 triangles. Find w, x, y, and z

7. Given circle O,

If AOB = 40o, find m AB .

If m = 60o , find DEF

If OA = (3x + 6) and OB = (4x – 4), find OA.

m

m

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8. If CAB = 60o and

, find m , BDC, m , m , and m

9. In O, ROT = 90. Find m and mRST.

10. P Q. The radius of P equals (2x + 8) and the radius of Q equals (3x - 4).

Find the value of x 11. In O, m = m = 50, and mCOD = 150. Find: a) mAOB d) mAC b) AD e) mADC c) mAOD f) mBAD 12. In O, m = 110. Find mABC. 13. In O, mRST = 58. Find m .

m

m

C

O

A

B

D

O

A B

C

O

R

T

S

O

R

T

S

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Chord / Arc / Tangent Relationships

Theorem: The arcs between congruent chords are _____________________________________________________ Theorem: Congruent chords intercept __________________________________________________________________ example

In ⊙A, MN = JK. If m MN = equal to (3x + 8) Find x.

and m JK is equal to 83, what is the value of x?

Find x and y. In circle ⊙P, AB CD and AB //CD .

If m = 75, find m CD .

A

K

N

J

M

PA

B

C

D

P

A

BC

D

118o

78o

x

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Theorem: Given two chords, the longer chord is _______________________________________________________ Theorem: Two tangents from the same point to a circle are ______________________________ Theorem: A radius to a point of tangency forms a _______________________ with the tangent.

Ex) In circle P, chords AB, CD, and EF Ex) mQ = 70. and are tangents. and

Are drawn. If AB = 4, CD = 5, and . Find mRST and m .

EF = 6, which chord is furthest from

point P? Which is closest?

Ex) EFC, EHD, and CGD are tangents. Ex) In ⊙F radius FL is drawn to tangent KL .

EF = 6, HD =7, and CG = 4. If LF = 8 and KL = 12, what is the length Find the perimeter of ∆CDE of in simplest radical form?

L

K

F

M

P

A

B

Q

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.

Practice With Chord / Arc / Tangent Relationships

1. ABC is inscribed in

⊙O, and measures 35.

If AB BC , what is the

measure of AB ?

2. In ⊙F radius FL is

drawn to tangent KL . If

mK = 29, what is the

measure of F?

3. . Find m .

4. If CD = EF, find m .

5. In O, . If m = (5x-2) and m = (3x + 12), find x.

6. Arcs AB, BC, and AC are congruent to each other. Find mACB.

7. Tangent KL and radius FL are drawn in circle F. If FL = 10 and KL = 24, what is the length FK?

8. In P, chord RS = 7 and chord TU = 5. Which is closer to point P?

O

35o

x

A

B

C

L

K

F

M

O

A B

C

D

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Use this figure for problems 9 and 10:

9. ∆ABC is circumscribed about circle P. Which of the following must be true?

(A) mC = mB (C) AC = AB

(B) the perimeter of ∆ABC is equal (D) DB = DE

to one-half the circumference of circle P

10. ∆ABC is circumscribed about circle P. If DB = 8, AD = 14, and CF = 10, what is the perimeter of

∆ABC?

11. In circle O, tangents KL and KM are drawn from point K. OL and

OM are radii. If OL = 5 and KNO = 15, what is the perimeter of KMOL?

Use this figure for #11 and 12

12. In circle O, tangents and are drawn from point K. and

are radii. If m = 60, what is

mLKO?

13. , m = (5x + 2), and mFD = (3x + 12). Find x.

PA

B

C

D

E

F

L

K

O

M

N

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Mixed Review #1

1. m = 100, m = 110, and m = 96. Find m , mA, mB, mC , and mAEB.

2. In O, ABCD is a rectangle. If mCD = 120, find mBC, mAB and mAD.

3. Find the measure of angles A, B, C, and D.

4. In the diagram below, , , and are tangents to circle O at points F, E, and D, respectively, , , and .

What is the perimeter of ?

5. If measures 160o and measures 80o, find mJLH.

6. In the diagram below of circle O, is

parallel to .

Which statement must be true?

a. b.

c. d.

7. In the diagram below of , is tangent to circle O at point A, , and .

What is the length of ?

O

D C

A B

E

O

A B

C D

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8. In the diagram of circle O below, chords and

are parallel, and is a diameter of the circle.

If , what is ?

9. In the diagram below of circle O,

, and .

Which statement must be true?

a. b.

c. d.

10 Line segment AB is tangent to circle O at A. Which type of triangle is always formed when points A, B, and O are connected? a. right b. obtuse c. scalene d. isosceles

11. In the diagram below of circle O, chords

and intersect at E.

Which relationship must be true? a. b.

c. d.

12. In the diagram of circle O below, chord is

parallel to diameter and .

What is ?

13. How many common tangent lines can be drawn to the two externally tangent circles shown below?

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14. In the diagram below, circle O has a radius of 5,

and . Diameter is perpendicular to

chord at E.

What is the length of ?

15. In the diagram below, trapezoid ABCD, with

bases and , is inscribed in circle O, with

diameter . If , find .

16. GHIJKL is a regular pentagon. Find m

17. The measures of DF and CF are in a 4:3 ratio. If F = 110o, find the measure of .

18. Equilateral triangle BPL is inscribed in circle Q. Find BQL.

619. In the diagram below, circles X and Y have two

tangents drawn to them from external point T. The points of tangency are C, A, S, and E. The ratio of TA to AC is . If , find the length

of .

20. In the diagram below of circle O, chords , ,

, and are drawn such that

. Identify one pair of inscribed angles that are congruent to each other and give their measure.

m

m

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Angles formed by intersecting chords, secants, and tangents Vertex inside the circle angle measure = ½ the sum of the

intercepted arcs

m1= m2= ½ (m AC + m DB )

m3 = m4 = ½ (m BC + m AD )

Vertex on the circle angle measure = ½ of the intercepted arc

mABC = ½m BC

mDEF = ½

Vertex outside the circle angle measure = ½ the diference of the intercepted arcs

mP = ½(m ACB - m AB )

mP = ½(m CD - AB )

mP = ( AC - AB )

When the vertex is: ON the circle, angle = ½ the arc IN the circle, angle = ½ the sum of the arcs

OUTSIDE the circle, angle = ½ the difference of the arcs

O

A

B

C

D

12

4

3

O

AB

CD

E

F

O

B

A

C P

OB

A

D

P

C

OB

A

C

P

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Let’s Try It - Apply the Formulas Going Forward

1. m = 29 and m = 37, find mAMB. Write the equation: Substitute values: Evaluate:

2. m = 218. Find mWXY Find : Write the equation: Evaluate:

3. m = 82 and m = 22. Find mP Write the equation: Evaluate:

4. m = 280. Find mP. Find m : Write the equation: Evauate

P

A

B

C

D

M

C

Y

X

W

Z

OB

A

D

P

C

O

B

A

C P

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Let’s Try It - Apply the Formulas Going Backwards!

5. mAMB = 32 and m = 40. Find m .

6. mP = 45 and m = 75. Find m .

7. mP = 18 and m = 24. Find m .

P

A

B

C

D

M

OB

A

C

P

OB

A

D

P

C

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Practice

1. Chords AGB and CGD intersect at G in circle P.

m AC = 41 and m BD = 133. Find mAGC,

mBGD, mAGD, and mBGC.

2. In ⊙A, MAKN is a diameter, m GN = 105 and

mGKM = 64. Find m MF and m NF .

3. In circle P, chord ST intersects tangent TR at

point T. m ST = 152. What is the measure of

RTS?

4. In circle P, tangent TR intersects chord TV at

T. If m TV = 116, what is the measure of RTV?

5. In ⊙P, secants RST and RUV intersect at R.

If the measure of TV = 140 and the measure of

arc SU is 42, what is the measure of R?

6. AM andAN are tangent to ⊙P at M and N.

If the measure of A is 32, what are the

measures of arcs MLN and MN

PA

BC

D

G

A

M

N

F

G

K

P

T

R

S

152o

ox

PV

T

R

S

116o

ox

P

R

S

T

U

V

P

AM

N

L

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7. In ⊙A, m LF = 48 and m OP = 52. What

is the measure of 1?

8. In ⊙A, m LO = 59 and m FP = 151.

What is the measure of 2?

9. In ⊙O, chords UES and TER intersect at

point E. If m UT =38

and m RS = 74, what is the measure of

TES?

10. Secant RST intersects ⊙C at S and T, and

secant RUV intersects ⊙C at U and V. If

m TV = 117 and m SU = 21, what is the

measure of angle R?

`

11. Secant RST intersects ⊙C at S and T, and

secant RUV intersects ⊙C

at U and V. If mR = 39 and m SU = 29,

find m TV .

12. AE is tangent to ⊙C at E, and secant

ABD intersects ⊙C at B and D. If m EB =

98 and mA = 49, what is the measure

of ED ?

A

2

O

P

1

F

L

A

2

O

P

1

F

L

OT

R

U

S

E

C

R

S

T

U

V

C

R

S

T

U

V

C

A

B

E

D

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13. Tangent AE and secant ABD intersect

⊙C. If m EB = 94 and m BD = 76, find

mA.

14. Tangents FP and FL intersect circle O at

P and L. If mF = 62, what is the

measure of PL?

15. Given ⊙P with diameter BPD

intersectingAEC at E, m AB = 112 and

m BC = 52, what is the measure of

AED?

16. In ⊙C, tangent XW intersects chord XY

at X. If m WY = 142, what is the measure

of WXY?

17. PNM is tangent to circle C at N. If

mONP = 85, what is the measure of

NLO ?

18. PNM is tangent to circle C and intersects

chord ON at N. If m ON :m OLN = 2:3,

what is the measure of PNO?

C

A

B

E

D

O

IP

FL

PA

B

C

D

E

C

Y

X

W

Z

C

M

N

O

P

L

C

M

N

O

P

L

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Segments Formed by Chords, Tangents and Secants

Intersecting chords

products of the parts are equal

ab = cd

Intersecting Secants

outside whole = outside whole

PA PC = PB PD

Intersecting Tangent and Secant

outside whole = outside whole

PA2 = PB PC

Intersecting Chords – product of the parts are equal

BE = 6, AE = 12 and DE = 8. b) DC = 12, BE = 4, and AE = 9.

Find EC. If DE > EC, find DE and EC.

a

b

c

d

OB

A

D

P

C

OB

A

C

P

O E

A

DC

B

O E

A

DC

B

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Intersecting Secants and Tangents– outside x whole = outside x whole

If BC = 9, AD = 12, and AE = 30, find AB. If AB = 9, BC = 3, AD = 6 , find DE.

Secant KNG intersects ⊙P at N and G. Tangent KI intersects ⊙P at I. If KN = 5 and NG = 7, find IK.

Express your answer in simplest radical form.

P

B AC

D

E

P

B AC

D

E

P

K

I

N

G

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Practice with Segments Formed by Chords, Secants and Tangents

1. In circle P, chords KL and MN

intersect at E. If KE = 8, EL = 11, and

EM = 5, what is the length of EN ?

2. Chords KL and MN interset at E in

⊙P, KE = 24, EL = 32, and NE:EM = 4:1.

Find NE in simplest radical form.

3. Chords ST and QR intersect at X in

⊙A. If XT = 14, XS = 16 and QX = 12,

find XR to the nearest tenth.

4. In circle A, XR = 15, QX = 8, and TX =

10. What is the length of XS?

5. Secant and tangent intersect

at P. BP = 4 and PC = 12. Find AP in

simplest radical from.

6. Secants BSU and BHT intersect at B. If

BS = 8, SU = 2, and BH = 5, what is the

length of HT ?

P EM

N

K

L

P EM

N

K

L

A

X

R

TS

Q

A

X

R

TS

Q

OB

A

C

P

O

B

H

T

S U

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7. BS = 6, BH = 3 and BT = 15. Find SU.

8. AR = 7 and RS = 9, what is the length of

AQ ?

9. Tangent AQ intersects ⊙O at Q. If AR

= 3 and AQ = 6, findRS ?

10. AB = 20, KI = 5 and IJ = 20. Find AI?

11. Tangents and intersect at P. AP

= 4x + 12 and PB = 8x – 4. Find PA and

PB

12. If a = b, c = 14 and d = 21, find

a and b in simplest radical form.

O

B

H

T

S U

O

Q

A R

S

O

Q

A R

S

OA

B

J

K

I

O

B

A

C P

a

b

c

d

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Mixed Review #2

1. In the diagram below of circle O, is tangent to

circle O at A, and is a secant with points B and C on the circle.

If and , what is the length of ?

2. In the diagram below of circle O, diameter

is perpendicular to chord at point E, , and .

What is the length of ?

3. In the diagram below, is inscribed in circle P. The distances from the center of circle P to each side of the triangle are shown.

Which statement about the sides of the triangle is true? a. b. c. d.

4. In the diagram below, tangent and secant

are drawn to circle O from external point P.

If and , what is the length of ?

5. In the diagram below of circle O, chords and

intersect at E, , and .

What is the degree measure of ?

6. In the diagram below of circle O, chords and

intersect at point B, such that and

.

What is ?

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7. In the diagram below of circle O, secant

intersects circle O at D, secant intersects circle O at E, , , and . What

is the length of ?

8. Tangents and are drawn to circle O from

an external point, P, and radii and are drawn. If , what is the measure of

?

9. In the diagram below of circle O, chords and intersect at E. If , , and ,

what is the length of ?

10. In the diagram below of circle C, ,

and . What is ?

11. In the diagram below, is a tangent to circle O

at point S, is a secant, , , and

. What is the length of ?

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12. In the diagram below of circle O, chord bisects chord at E. If AE = 8 and BE = 9, find the length CE in simplest radical form.

15. In the diagram below, tangent and secant are drawn to circle O. The ratio

m : m :m is 3:4:5 . Find mLMK.

13. and are all tangent to circle O . JA = 9, AL = 10, and CK = 14. Find the perimeter of JKL.

14. Given diameter and mBOC = 57, find the m BAC.

16. is a diameter and m = 40, what is mYAC? (The figure is not drawn to scale.)

17. m = 96 and m = 67. Find m A.

18. Find the value of x for m = 46 and m = 25.

L

J

K

O

C

A B

A

C

O

B

B

A

Y

O

C

D

A

E

C

B

C

A

D

B

O

x

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19. Find the value of x. Round to the nearest hundredth if needed.

20. Find the value of x. Round to the nearest

hundredth if needed.

22. AB = 20, BC = 6, and CD = 8. Find the value of x.

23. In circle P, chord measures 5 inches, chord

measures 6 inches, chord measures 7

inches, and chord measures 8 inches.Which chord is closest to the center of the circle?

21. PS = x, PQ = 3, and PR = x + 18. Find PS. 24. Circles A and B do not intersect. Sketch the circles and all common tangents.

a

D

C

BA

P

x

23

7

C

A

B

x

D

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Radian Measure and Arc Length Degrees are not the only units for measuring an angle! Radian – A unit of angle measure. In a circle, a central angle measuring one

radian intercepts an arc with length equal to the radius of the circle.

Degree – Radian Conversion Formula

(degrees)

p

180° = (radians)

(radians)

180°

p = (degrees)

Convert the following to radians: Convert the following to degrees:

(round to the nearest hundredth) (round to the nearest tenth)

42 = ______________ radians 0.5 rad = ______________ degrees

90 = ______________ radians 1.21 rad = ______________ degrees

152 = ______________ radians π/3 rad = ______________ degrees

(in terms of π) 3π/2 rad = ______________ degrees

180 = ______________ radians 0.24 rad = ______________ degrees

60 = ______________ radians 0.39 rad = ______________ degrees

PP A

B

S

R

1 radian

arc length S = radius R

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Arc length

a) What is the meaning of circumference? _______________________________________

b) What is the formula for circumference of a circle? _____________________________

c) How many radians is it around a circle? ________________________________

d) An arc with an angle measure of 2π radians has a length of _________________

e) An arc with an angle measure of 1 radian has a length of ________________

Arc Length = ______________ (angle in radians)

Or

Arc length = _______________ (angle in degrees)

Examples:

1. The radius of a circle is 4 inches. Find the length of the arc intercepted by a central angle measuring 1.2

radians.

2. The radius if a circle is 3cm. What is the length of the arc intercepted by a central angle measuring 42?

Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a centimeter.

3. What is the measure of the central angle that intercepts an arc with length equal to 12 if the circle has a

radius of 20? Express your answer in radians.

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4. Frannie is planting a flower bed in the area around a corner of her backyard fence. The two sections of

fence come together at an angle of

4p

3 radians, and she wants the flow bed to be a have a radius of 6 feet.

Frannie wants to put a brick border around the flower bed. What will be the length of the border, to the

nearest foot?

5 FKG is an inscribed angle measuring

p

6 radians. What is the length of FG if the radius of the circle is 10

meters? Express your answer in terms of π.

.6

4π/3

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Practice with Arc Length and Radian Measure

1. What is the degree measure of an angle

measuring

5p

6radians?

2. What is the degree measure of an angle

measuring

p

9 radians?

3. What is the measure in radians of an angle

whose measure is 45?

4. What is the measure in radians of an angle

whose measure is 270?

5. Arc RW is centered at point O. If mROW

= 115 and RO = 9, what is the length of

RW the nearest hundredth.

6. What is the length of arc S to the nearest

tenth?

7. What is the length of an arc of a circle

whose diameter equals 15 and whose

central angle measures 0.6 radians?

8. Inscribed angle I measures

2p

15 radians

and radius BO = 5. What is the length of

arc BG ?

R

O

W

4π rad9

S

12

O

B

I

G

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9. PAQ is a central angle in ⊙A and RBS

is a central angle in ⊙B. If AP/BR = 4, the

ratio

length PQ

length RS equals

The image of ⊙X after D4 is ⊙Y. What is

the ratio of an arc length on ⊙X to an arc

length on ⊙Y if the arcs are intercepted

by congruent central angles?

(1)

1

4 (2)

1

16

(3) 4 (4) 16

10. Two arc lengths, S1 and S2, are defined by

the accompanying figure. Which arc is

longer? Justify your answer.

13. ∆ABC is inscribed in ⊙P. AB = BC, mB =54

and PB = 4. What is the length of arc BC ? Round

to the nearest tenth.

0.28 radians

7

0.6 radians

3 S2S1