Geometry

10"1

-

Use ProBerties of Tangents

Learning Target: By the end of today's lesson we will be able to successfully use properties of a tangent to a circle,

lllustratisn

Definition

Vocabulary

A circle is the set of all points in a plane Circle

that are €qqiAis$oot from a given point.

Oc

The center of a circle is the Center

ooiot thl;.|" .* A

Radius

from which all Points of .quidistant.

from the of a circle to any

ce,n{e?

point on the circle is a radius.

Chord

A diameter is

Diameter

Secant

Tangent

1)

contains circle.

a chorA

the

Cen{c,f

a

na in 3.

A secant is Ir intersects a circle

A tangent is

a I inc

exactly I

point.

tnat of the

that points.

in the plane of a circle that intersects the circle in

Tell whether the line, ray, or segment is best described as a radius, chord, diameter, secant, or tangent of circle

al

BC

r qA irrs

bl

EA

Seca.r{

cl

DE

*""'3.''*

C.

21

Use the diagrarn to find the given lengths. a) Radius of circle A

c)

b)

Diarneter of circle A

d) Diameter of circle B

Radius of circle B

@ 3) Tell how

"*"Waveandtt",H ',{g 3

nnany common

t*/

--

o

,1,

ln a plane, a line is tangent to a circle if and only if the line circle at its endpoint on the circle.

4,

ln each diagram,

, ZhL

5t+

looa5Tc =L1L ._<\

R?

c,.\or to .

tlnAiu

<

f-*"

i'-t'h 1 U t\ \ -/ \."

(py't\"3o".T

rf " 8*

*i,f);l'-@

Gtt=L-tlnr'W

ln the diagram, I is a point of tangency. Find the radius r of circle C.

F

OHIT

F2+ 1-lt=

*';::)

,/---\-----\22 lc" --\ /]

is

3x+5 = ?7

3X=il

" @

OH IT

(rt

3z)z

rz+ ?\3L = rt+

[*rt

8)

E6*=

3 t?o

a 6*r+ lo:'4

tltl

=

/\,ftr / I p'

are Con$rrlcnt

tangent to

'*-i:i;w@ f+

y'a 5ia1 = r'+13. + 2{ol 51at= 93r+tr*o1 j5a3 = 98r

tangent to circle C at R and OS circle C at 5. Find the value of x.

lf+ t['=]a

ln the diagram, K is a point of tangency. Find the radius r of circle L.

-2

is

I

6)

(r+qq)"

Tangent segments from a common external Point

QR

P. 'rAi

b)

lo"+ 2qa

-,t

p..

RS ir a radius of circle R. ls SZ tangent to circle

a)

5)

is

\\

nS

6tr E

\=Y-

J \"

l-d" ,=_rT

ir tangent to circle C at 5 and RZ is tangent to C at f. Find the value of x.

circle

Xt= rl i

,/;" =6'{

lozY

Geometry

10.2

- Find Arc Measures

LearningTarget: Bytheendoftoday'slessonwewillbeabletosuccessfullyuseanglemeasurestofindarcmeasures. lllustrations

Definitions

Vocabula

A central angle of a circle is an angle

Central angle

whose vertex is the

ccnl.r

of the circle.

Minor arc

Major arc

Part of a circle measuring less than

lt

o"

Part of a circle measuring between

Ito'

and 3Go'.

A semicircle is an arc with endpoints

Semicircle

that are the endpoints of

a

Ji^*.{.t The measure of a minor arc is the

Measure of a minor arc

measure of

its C-t"tr"*

|

The measure of a major arc is the

Measure of a major arc

36oo

difference between

and

the measure of the related Yrri

Congruent circles

nor

4fc

Two circles are congruent circles if

they have the same

rq,lius

3oc Two arcs are congruent arcs if theY have the

Congruent arcs

same fn@SufL

and they are arcs of the same circle or

Conqrucrrl of__-------J-

circles.

ftr

Ab.

;n

MEASURITUG ARES:

The expression srA& is read as "the measure of arc ,

r€ nl€osUre of a

minor arc is the measure of

The measure of the entire circle is

1)

is

36oo

mA&

l8D

$F

b,.

36o'

* Eo*

_

rn*Dg = 31so

andthemeasureoftherelatedminorarc.

o

Find the measure of each arc of circle C, where

a.

{ {:8 i .^ ,o/ln4 ^ .jtr_---*_/ J t,,

its Cc,n*ra"l angle.

Themeasureofarnajorarcisthedifferencebetween The measure of a semicircle

/--*H

AB".

Are

DF

c.

is a diameter.

&EF

ARC ADDITION POSTULATE:

The measure of an arc formed by measures of the two

arcs.

two Odi"o"rt

arcs is the

Stah

of the

t_

or*,8"S-:nr AB

,

_l +rlr Bc

You join a new bank and divide your money several ways, as shown in the circle graph at the right. Find the indicated

arc measures.

b)

a) *n6fi 65"t lo5"-

c) n;lt*g

n:S*S

l+oo + Go'

d)

o=

"*;iES.

55o+l*o"

fr"i'l 3) Tell whether the given arcs are congruent. Exploin why or why not. -"-!

a) S*

nnd fr5

rl

r'fl\

\

i-

\_l \rlc.s Sawrc-

and HJ s

* No clra\eS .F,

6fC. noh :

qe-.{rorl (s ln the diagram, is

F*

/f,\

trnc464ft-

4l

SS

"Jl

/r..\lt."\ j]r------{--'-l,

-

b) AS nnd

ffii : iil?

rxplain why or why not'

Y..

srrnc. cr".\rol (s sarqg rqAii

.rl"-14 l \\_-,"/--i\ Jh /L\ t-t I !-iJ

\l

\&s t

3at.tc. cerA.-\ s.^n^e

fa{i i

(

10.3

Geometry

* Applv Froperties of ehords

Learning Target: By the end of today's lesson we will be able to successfully use relationships of arcs and chords in

a

circle.

ln the same circle, or in congruent circle, two minor arcs are

their corresponding

1)

ln the diagra m,

ef*"\s

I

c-ongrucntif

and only if

are congruent.

OA= OD, nC = EF,and urii =

125. rlnO

*gg.

lLa /-2-\

{,{\

.s

mA=l}s"

'( \ "\/ \/

of another chord,

lf one chord is a then the first chord is a

Ji^"r..1.tf QS

is a perpendicular bisector

then

8S

of TR,

is a diameter of the circle.

/N

lf a diameter of a circle is then the diameter

bi

s.-k

17f

lf EG then

2l

Use the diagram of OE to find the length

{

'f-*dt 1. \fT

the chord and its arc.

BD . e(DF)

BD' e(bl flpe lL

is a diamete

HD =

nr

r

and

EG

u*6

L DF ,

ano ^^ 6D

=

GF

of BD. How do you know?

is J- 't" J.i"^"Lt to i+ is q. I bis..l'r

C!,."d

ln the same circle, or in congruent circles, two chords

are

Co,nqrutnl

if and only if

they are equidistant from the center. if and only

if EF = E6t

r-;

3)

ln the diagram of OF, AB = CD = 12. Find _\-

1 -r

A./

:i-

/

irx-

lr;*i

1'-' -f1-: '\.1,i-'-

'r| n ii

Jx-3 = 3* 4x=

J

- --."t --- --,':

4l

lf

r*Ti/ O

:

EF.

\ x-"

j

rt

EF=

7x

?F=

3ta)

EF=

L21o, find mS$"

f _

rd.-"--"Fri

i,."f1

lJ,',' n\V *--*r

s)

Finc{ the rHs{tsilr*s

*f frF"SF" nnd #S"

t*=Xo-* 5>t= $u

x--

6: = $(rul = L.lt

16

gC =Grl"

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= le,to

L

Name

Geometry

Date

10.1 - 10.3 Review Worksheet Show allwork for full creditl

Mat,rh the r:'siatinn witlr fh,e tsrm thfft hest descrilre,s 'it.

1. rl E A. {.rltr-:r z. f'I{ (i B. {:h':'ri{ g. ir"i,.) D *. Di"rmetpr 4. -1.,j B D. RrJtrs s. *l A E. F*int rf tfl,rlgsxrcy S, .,{,} C F. {-.r:n:rnrir extsrnal lnnge'n,t ?. ;F H G. t]*rrur:cn intrrnrl tirnp*ni 8. /lf F H. S*crrrl Draw 2 circles with the given number of tangents. 11) 1 Tangent

10) 2 Tangents

the cliag'rarn. ggls,a: r,*diu* s{' ,t'S. B,etertmin* tsh*'ther gA ls tFttgetl* to l+F. Explat-n V$rrr reassrrlng. *n,

rz.

t-F"-*- 3tr\"={

i+=rf^\ t+ra=rE *

\_*J

{'""i

[,n

13.

l

)S

=

"s

-A 9+3t +i

rr5

El

tlle rliagranr, ,4Fis tang+nt t* rI'#*t p*int F. Fittd th*

I4. A

D

f'tf

**L' =1

r'adit"lp

rsf {if.

(z+.lt'- (r + z)z 12+ ll, : r2+ {r $ { t6=tlrltl 12e{r

3:r

;g i* tfiHg,*lrlt to ,*{ at rfailsl Jilf i* tnn,g,ent ta i},{ a* ff 15.

3X -- Y+ la

\* : lf.

E\

z

Find t}re ualus llf x.

+ *tEJ

,{Fmrtel FErtn* d,lxnlr*t*rs *f'' .:,'S- s,*t*r*eir:e whatfusr il*pr a:rd; fri.*J6l/' sr{."! s r ..sd}JItJsJ, tlrre glv*metrg-l

.l;, bi

rs.

lfi. i

.,,ri:

qf

17.

l J.-,ii'

Se,micircl..

19.

f,ii,,ti

ry1a16r qfC

ir"r lloo :oo,r'1---'\ \. i '.. \n 7n'f? ..,[ :Llir,

[n il#, F]S anal ltr:* are sliarftete,r#. Find the i

nqli$st,*tl 'n1*ssur€,,

2{r. ,ol:iy 22, ilr,l.'l:P

@

tl

@J

4'J,

Tsll uuhether FE

24' jt'-'-.. o{,

ta

\

,l

,

8o\ i ',/

/

7oo

";;.n =.fg'.

Exp{aiw.

,r--

Yes

ia.r-'i, ' v.'t[-.o1 o.6t"s *-Ir," *-D

t'l

\-

o'rc,

So

co

frsr6.

ths *h+rql length. 26. All

\es il

i\''--/'I5:j^"g'n* c ir.\.s ..r" $* scrr\e --l kro.^rse, +t ^, hnvc, lk f*ur<- r^Alus orrd ttr.- hovs \\tse.tx, ct .\,o't *S1". '

""

nlr,itr,t

.--J

Firrd:

2?" F.{;

D

:f

"d;?t r==-=c\

l iiGl t ll,(^ .u i

I

\,.r,Jl \. : ;\:L--l ,4h

r

\-r,tj

)

i j

a

1i \.-I---

\rc

/

ths ar* lengttr.

Fins*

zs. u,11' 0

=@

lo,t-J I ,t'' \

x.{'"' (, f

.,.',

^

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re. *u'#' =

s{

\

o /t'..

!

/i-

7

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E

\

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-

ni \\,"1-4an"

|

-v

\."

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f.!-J

$'v

Tell us'h*ther Ssis a disimeter qf C'S.

30.

#

Y.. Li.".lt

lf neit* expl*in

e.\norJ

{o

N" cds {r.

.h.;

i" h^\f "^A is pe.p-..di..*\or

why-

T-R.

l,''{o *wo

unel*J fr rl S

Tell whether the measures are equal. 44

ra'

J,f'

,1tllr:1

33. mSf

Ir,\

nnd ln.&S ri

nd

Ao

Firrr{ the given rn€'Hsrtr€.

34. sgr

n"l I


=G

gs. ,r.i,r, =t;55-\

,eTe.+t :'.r'J #t** ln \;'

Tsll vqhether ths length* are

/

e*1rrel.

36. f'{l snei f;F

.,{il;rnd fil1 fi

,41* \ J

ti

1,

l.''X"*cl I " -'+, l{j rr t; --'--"

F- r+q\

Find the qliven rffiB€suti*"

3n.

,g'[T[

3e. i1{1 rEf r

ff r-.fr-, /i l--r \-r *-i\ ff

-F* oir"1l;--,\z ,"19

llrrl 1

-J

-'

..1

|

ll_1;J" + i,,i7 \14 \. lr #\--'I

I

l

-: -t'4 J s-\-\]trY. F:ind

the u*lu* sf x.

4t1.

f {ay+ 'l1n-}, . I r,r4J r' *"--'i i

s\. iix- r''i j \_ ,--lE

6*+t = 3x -€ (" s zl,

1:X

B

41.

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Geometry

Name f 0.2

Date

Hour

Find

the measure of each arc of circle

1)

i.;'E

zt

-

1,0.3 Review

Worksheet

Show all work for full credit! J, where segment KM is a diameter.

3) ffi{iE

LrrI'@

lSor ldentify the given arc as a major arc, minor arc, or semicircle. Then, find the measure of the arc.

5):{"li@

4t::tt?G

rni^ o r

rn'irrrec

7)

G) ilTi tiE-o.;{

sijr.f]

Serni

s) 'fc$ F;1

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rbLl;;'

i{

Qb". t'

ili:f,-lB*, r v j/ f

e) #t' [sb1

*\\*

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circt<-

tnr"nor

Several Students were recently asked about their favorite color. The results are shown in the graph. Find the indicated grE*fi rmeasures : af :,

ro1

t2l

fafi

,*rffiB

'y

o*Frff@

ffi rr1 *'sfg h'+5"\

rrrli

?-

*Fsf 360 -rf

r?* **-

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blu* T laclt

ldentify the given arc as a major arc, minor arc, or semicircle. Then, find the measure of the arc. J{- '

L4t;trs.El 1s)'r'Gl 5sr"ri

mi

cir"l.-

'.^..-.11

L4 fL{\l1fl wrin"'r

tr)

N

16)

nor

fnc6oc

le);ir @

*i:,f,@

rneioc

Sconi"L'-\t-

Tell whether the highlighted arcs are congruent. Explain why or why not.

20)

/ffi t.s j vqrga!(s t {1i,

Fgdr

arc --

21)

F

r.,a"m r',Y.J "\-"1"} Lr __v.s

'

ralirrS c,,.J c<.rtrl {. icw.c.

)eS tem. rcl..^9 a^A .r^L"\

(

Desffibe in words what you can conclude about the diagranr. z3)

p is the center of the circle. use the given information to find XY.

261

,f

!:"

:*

{i, -!

{'{'" ::::

'f

r

?,5

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f

,/ I

2-

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----*i .-t\-

,1

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f

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