'Geometry

10.6

- Find Seement Lengths in Circles

LearningTarget: Bytheendoftoday'slessonwewillbeabletosuccessfullyfindsegmentlengthsincircles.

When two chords intersect in the

i Segments of a Chord

",{".

io.

chord is divided

of a circle, each

into I

segments

called segments of the chord. A secant segment is

a

that contains a chord of a circle, and has exactly one

outside the circle. An external segment is the part of

a

secant segment that is

the circte.

"til. SEGMENTS OF CHORDS THEOREM

ttre rnk"ior

i two chords intersect in

of a circle,

then the product of the lengths of the segments of one chord is equal

to the product of the lengths of the segments of the other chord. =

1)

Find x, ML and JK. t!

(x +sX

orn;+ \!, rl

.r(?+

r

^ \"" lv

x-5..-'t.J

4x

f,|l) = x(x+r) t-3 q

4xt?

=

lrl

CD

n L z j+3+3 +l

=[q

/-2+Sx

5/

EC. .tilPj

TK " 3+-s+3

=f)

SEGMENTS OF SECANTS THEOREM

lf two secant segments share the same endpoint

o*slA,c

a circle,

rhen the product of the lengths of one secant segment and its external segment equals the product of the lengths of the other secant segment and its external segment'

(Whole secant segment o outside segment) = (Whole secant segment o outside segment)

EA

.

EB =EC. eD

2l

Find the vplue of x.

F \ro

6(ro1 = 6o =

#:,-)

s(x+5)

Sx+a(

as :5*

Ff

Find the value of x.

b)

,y ,\

6x = strz)

6 ( r+) --

r L*tr)

Bt ='1* kqtq 35 =1{

6x = Lo

tffi-i

SEGMENTS OF SECANTS AND TANGENTS THEOREM

lf a secant segment and a tangent segment share an

ertlpoi

,.1-' U,JfS,I"

a circle,

hen the product of the lengths of the secant segment and its external segment equals the square of the length of the tangent segment.

(Tangent Segment)

2

E1==

o = (Whole secant segment outside segment)

4l Find the value of x.

a)*14a -

b)

ft4..................,#

X

I't'= 1 (r +x )

116= t{q f1il I$1 = -1:t

F\

x'= 4 ( {tl) xo= t ( rtl L d ssz

Ec '

ED

Geometry

10.7

- Write

and Graph Equations of Circles

Learning Target: By the end of today's lesson we will be able to successfully write equations of circles in the coordinate plane.

STANDARD EQUATION OF A CIRCLE The standard equation of a circle with

cenfc.r

(h, k)

and

rq,lius

r

is:

x-2.+52 "

(x-l-,\-* (,1-k\2 = rL

Yz.,\*^ {H'' c.e..k^ Coro) \l

-,F

EQUATION FOR RADIUS OF A CIRCLE

@=

(A;.lorr.r- +."^",U)

1) Write the equation of the circle shown. a)

+# equation:

2l

f = ?,

ro,J.r^s a

C"".lcr (ot o)

cu.+
t+ tt.*

Eouation:

Write the equation of the circle with the given information. a) With center (0, -5) and radius 3'7

xz+ (y+s)2

.,/(-3+l

z7

i-t U-=?b

b) With center (-3, -5) and radius 6.1 t+ [x+a) (I+s)z= ?-1.

tt

= l?.tq

3) The point (-3, 4) is on a circle with center (-t,2).

r:

)z+C+

Write the standard equation of the circle.

-e)'

-

(x+

; v@iTz;i"-

r)a (g-x)"=

=y'm

=ff :

A{5-

4l The point (-I,2J is on a circle with center (3, -3). Write the standard equation of the circle.

r: J(-r-a)1+(z+3)-

r= /ffi1o r2

{ffi

f=

',ltt

G

(x-

r)'+

(y+3)2

= '{ l

I

5)

Use the given equation to graph the circle. (x-2\'+ (y + 312 = 16

a)

"."tler

rq,lJqs

(a ,-a1

+

,---\ Cer,{
(-2, t)

rodirrS 3

Geometry

Name

LO.4

Hour

Date Find the value of the variables.

T

a)

2y+b4

=

b)

{.i

t-h;+ 6lt= l3 o

l8o

z*--llL

@

I

' ltfrl{"{-.'*-" v*\ 1,.^ j

ll4n"

\r'' \"^F l.!!l$o * = a.

\ '{\ # ""4 ["q' &s];r ;" t3y-11'-t+" ,'l \..) "IxU \* #

1x+63:\6o

5€ lgo

| +6

11 z ll-l

3y* 6+ = l?o

f;4

Find the value of x in each.

2l

10.7 Worksheet

F4l

3l-

4u-- tlb Y-- aq\

-

/\/-*\

3)

/\

4l

.--. x

/ L-*

l\

..^!

erL{F.s+r'

:5t

..".4. 1

.-r*- -.i3 ''{ rt2._7} -"\

''

Y

i

\"t

\*-.._.--

5+-11

e.

€t=x a

9{

=

3..

=E-

tso-+-l

7l

=q1"

aS+t( a : *

43

l2o+18

a

aS+t" 8L

s)

ln

l\#

*\ \_fi rl**

!13=ffi l.

5t(21

t\" j\{

t*

*

l

i

.@

U

ut artffil

Xt r** \.:. / \,, I --*

-

tor

(z) =l t"

fl

alo' 1

"FFI

-

{'-^""'qLL

,u*u\,/

lo,8-1 : *

a

1!:* l,

rtt\

H=x ). lI

=x

@

la.- rx t

tl

}. =x

:*

l

lJt- cr =X t

$ =y tx=16\

Match the equation of a circle with its description.

A.

fi**t*t

fi.

{:{:nlg'{{:i,

rlrcl]u*

i

ir

D.

{:rrrler {1, 51, r*rJius

"}

[6

E. **nl*r 1

"1" .51-

F.

{{}"

fi},

- l, +}- l'fidi*s E. **nl*t'{ -:" -i i" r*':trius "}

C te. ,l+,1=+ F

fA. n.2-,up,2*q

A .tu. i,x * ill + { r,- 4ll = ls B

fll+{r,+ t,.v * -i12 + {.r -

1.

E b

{"! +

es.

cr.

-

-1 |

_r

t]:+{r,-

-

{",t

'!I

-

-

..4

{':{:r}h.'n'

-tr

{

{"}1"

r'aJius 4

rrrq"lius

-1

{iive th* c*nt*r a,nd rsqliila *d t}re *ircle. zz. "a,2 + rJ ::s Ce,n*
o) r: 4 24. {,v-zI: *{...r,- 4:'t2=l"ti Ce^{cr (a,+1 r:{

ts.

{,,q

- i}: +

^r,1

- tfr Cc^Lr

(S,

Write the standard equation of the circle with the given center and radius.

irl

+4

{:'Lnt*r {t}.

e'}1.

ril({nrr: it+5t= 1

26.

{-enter {t*

{"r}.

rxdlurs

nn

{-'*"nr*r

28.

29.

CX- a)2+ } '(xt+ Yt= I

(-?r")

(b- q)t= {q : a {:i*ntrr {fi. il.ir nq,,Jius l{} Xt+ b = loO {il.

rrr^ r;rLliLrs

I

( x+

f,r,

...ir:

Use the giv,en in{-{rrffisti*n t& write th* *tandartl e,qu*ti-*rr gl. Tlr* *,enl,*,r is t{.t" {-t'l- ren** zr nr*illt *t1 lh* *,ir:r".|* is { -i, -{'l

th* sir*le.

32. Th* *r'1tr*e lx {.i, 4}, ;rnul I p;rl*[ ,.rtr ilt,-'r'tru'!u' rs ii" It tX - Z) r--| I J = ,/@:+ 6TA- =rfi-= Seterrnins thp diarr,*ter *f ths *lr*le with th* giu*tt eqetation' 34. {.r * f tl +-i,' +l_il =

3

z-=

.=rE

r=3

Graph each equation. SS. :i'i + l,f : -:i

SS.

{.,r

-

1

}:

*

t, l-=+

I

Jl.

,

( l1u)

l)l:4

';

Srtprrn,in* wheth,er th* trl*itrt li*s

{n-t}r+{y-S}s=25' 39. -1, ( ,r -21'+ (r- L)a = z5 N" za+ (-*)1' 15 4 { lL :zS }u 1"t r

-11

16

x"+ qt= xS

3:F=GTGI=ffi --s r?5

d=

sb{

a)'* )""

crn

the *irele ds*srlh*d by th* equation ilfi.

{,fa" t}

}

(c-r\'t ( 1-b)' : 2'5

Yu,s {2 + Ta* 2€ lLlQz25 ayzLS

(r'-t,

Geometry

Name 10.6

- 10.7 Review Worksheet

Show allwork for full credit!

Date

Fill in the blanks. Then find the value of x.

t. ... 3 =1.9

z. rl . 4 =i.

3x={151 3x--

E

4. +'

X :S.

*5

x

X

:+.

12

f,tl =3x

3x = t$B

@

8 =x

E

18

z

.---r..-l*

[= 3u

'Ee

,f--t;{to{*=go

i

-"-'

V-

nY"

..*,,i l-- X = lr.5l

\i*-./

Find the value of x.

5x = 6(ro)

6x= 6o

tr'la\

)*i ,lj

3(x+s)= tt(rl) Sxtg = ++

Jffi

zx=Bt5)

(x+q)-, ( I {,) \/s I |,.d;->*-5'

ri \t,*.-_-./'

tx+ lu = tl.B \1= ll).

Xz= 3 tz.t)

*t=

?r

1: 6{i Gl'^ -i"=

Stl'

i

15.

I-x-- 3

-

8= x (zx) 8*=

c{'r-

6t= ly231

-- x

z

t-ffiI

12

lll

t*=

\o.+

12". 1t1q

'

x(tt) \Lr(

@

|

Find the value of x in each

!4t

23x=zg(rs)

f,r\lJi t''.*

1s)

rlJ-r ,tl llx=G(*++l r'+

j ri

I l1 i|. 'tl

t

\

!.-

l;r'

\x=ts\

3(x+3): 2 (rz)

I

I

\;--*-1 .-,"/J

6

3*+q = z{

\*



(to)

6 (x+5) =

\

jh/

il

6l'+3o= 6o

p

t*=

rl

3o

t5(3:t+rS) = 2o ( x+zo1 t5rt + 2zS . ?.a* +*o o

= 5

25x = 115

5t

\

.{-",.*i

*_,,

2

{=

2

lf=

9 (tt")

-152 5:t

F

9 ( a*+r)

z 3[rl 1q* : ?!x

x= 1t+

loo? Ex .t aS

/

Llt

5(tz)

"2.

r1-... r,. A'+ h .j'6 /

ztl

rf. s (xts)

231

i

EI

(ro ?

**JF**t "\;, \ i1r'

I

t2*= b* t3"q Gx--

@

$h-r\i

1\

k+s) 6oo 5 *+ t5

3*=tS 20)

/\

16)

?LS

Xt

ql [-x= l--r

241

\^

\\#T;-\-./ iG lYr,F\

r

oo"if

orr.i

I

LiA" = ?t(z*+to)

1r3" Ltf, +zo* 5f-aox=ts

5(*-*'=

h

26) Write the standard equation of each circle below.

a)

Center: (0, O), radius = 9

b)

Center: (2,7), diameter = 4

(x-z) d)

Center: (-1, 5), radius = 3

(

i)"*

(3- 5)"= 1

e)

i

(t-r)-r'=

[

Center:(-8, 11), Point (-5, 6)

6r+s\2+ (tt-s)a

{-4'*_5"

c)

n( xrt)iCg - ni! rt

Center: (-8, 1L), d = 9

(x *S)L1 (..t -rl)'= ? I

f)

Center: (0,0), point (3,4)

X1rq"=

zi

.ITFTL

G 5

Write the standard equation of each circle below. 271

281

i: :"'-'*t' l

j'-

|

1

li

i

L

(x-a)tr (q -t)"=

f* q'= 36

.t I--- i- :l

I

)1

'r

a

Use the equation of a circle to find the center, radius and diameter.

19)

- 5)'+ (Y -

(x

30)

6)2 = l6Q

C= (-1,1')

C=(qra) l-'r

r3l

IO

J= 1

Ir. $o *raph the *qtrwti*ar" 3"] .r,"r +..r.2 * ]5

]sl

"i

,f

4^

*

+.l'l = ,{

tr12

C-- (t,o)

c=

V=L

!!

i:

14I

1.x

(o,O Y=5

l

I

31) x'+(y-4l,'=8I

(x+9)2 +(y-2\2=1

4v'& }.+l

*

ls]

q3

t"';

"* 3r)'& r,'; +

1!3

c'- (o,^z') 1\

/j

,

I

3

t",

-17

{,

C- 36! \\ rite rhc gfanr"lal'ad ri il,

r--

I

*qrartii*rn erf x u*irc$*

lvilh its

Lr;ind t'ndiu*,1

t' *.E ' = fr .I !-

\

i'1. t] * l:l = j

h. --+ , f} fr =t 3T] Hiritr: flru *insia{srr{ e:qrrutiein r:l'u tirr'l+ lvitfu

ur-,tl{t-:r

f-}.

*,Si *nd rrtclirsi h

*}.r: * r..v*ai: =* ?r. tr -;11: * f .1,* 4l: = 6

u.

L

{.r

3S] Tlrr: g-fi*l'rilir.nl ilqettlilrat +f * *ir"-l* with

;r. h.

a-.t

{.r

*.

4il *

i.S + -i

i:

=

tsrlt*r t-'i- .il iur,"l t;rq!1gf

I

7

-4}J * f "11;ii1 =-{*

tt. ll+4l+{r-"3}ai

*'1

(:

( a,- r)

(=

L

11

Circles 10.6-10.7 KEY.pdf

t+ (I+s)z= ?-1. tt. 3) The point (-3, 4) is on a circle with center (-t,2). Write the standard equation of the circle. r : .,/(-3+l )z+C+ -e)' (x+ r)a (g-x)"= I. ; v@iTz;i"-. =y'm.

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