Unit 11 - Sectors, Arcs, Central Angles, Inscribed Angles, Chords, Intersecting Chords Flashcards

1
Q

Formula for Area of a sector

A

angle over 360 times pi radius squared

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2
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What can pi equal

A

180

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3
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Formula for Arc Length

A

angle over 360 times 2 pi r

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4
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greater than 180

A

major arc (3 letters)

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5
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less than 180

A

minor arc (2 letters)

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6
Q

measure of arc = to ?

A

central angle

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7
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what is a chord

A

line segment in a circle with endpoints on the circle

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8
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what is an inscribed angle

A

angle formed inside a circle from 2 chords sharing an endpoint

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9
Q

measure of central angle

A

same as intercepted arc

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10
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measure of inscribed angle

A

half of intercepted arc

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11
Q

measure of arc/angle with intersecting chords

A

add the 2 angles of the arcs and divided by 2

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12
Q

what is a secant

A

line passes through two points on a circle, can form a chord

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13
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how to get measurement of secant

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subtract the 2 angles from each other and divide by 2 (the angle ur looking for is outside the circle)

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14
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how to get measurement of tangent

A

same as secant

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