ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
EteMS KHOO SIEW YUEN SMK.HI-TECH 2005.
Advertisements

Aim: To understand and know the vocabulary for parts of a circle
Constructions Involving Circles
S3 Friday, 17 April 2015Friday, 17 April 2015Friday, 17 April 2015Friday, 17 April 2015Created by Mr Lafferty1 Isosceles Triangles in Circles Right angle.
Tangent/Radius Theorems
AREA AND CIRCUMFERENCE OF A CIRCLE. diameter radius circumference The perimeter of a circle is called the circumference (C). The diameter (d) of a circle.
Radians In a circle of radius 1 unit, the angle  subtended at the centre of the circle by the arc of length 1 unit is called 1 radian, written as 1 rad.
Radian Measure A central angle has a measure of 1 radian if it is subtended by an arc whose length is equal to the radius of the circle. Consider the circle.
Properties of Circles Perimeter and Area A circle is defined as a plane curve formed by the set of all points which are a given fixed distance from a.
Mathematics. Circle Sessions - 3 Session Session Objectives.
Jeopardy Angle Relationships Circle Eqns Circle Vocab Areas of Sectors Misc. Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final.
C2: Arcs, Sectors and Segments
Areas of Circles, Sectors and Segments Lesson 11.6
Areas of Segments of Circles SWBAT: To find the areas of segments of circles.
7.7: Areas of Circles and Sectors
Modeling with Trigonometric Functions and Circle Characteristics Unit 8.
© T Madas.
CIRCLE THEOREMS. TANGENTS A straight line can intersect a circle in three possible ways. It can be: A DIAMETERA CHORD A TANGENT 2 points of intersection.
Answers to homework problems – page 8
Section 5.2 – Central Angles and Arcs Objective To find the length of an arc, given the central angle Glossary Terms Arc – a part of a circle Central angle.
Circle Properties An Arc is a fraction of the circumference A sector is a fraction of a circle. Two radii and an arc A B O 3 cm r = 3 cm d = 6 cm Arc AB.
Try describing the angle of the shaded areas without using degrees.
Bell work What is a circle?. Bell work Answer A circle is a set of all points in a plane that are equidistant from a given point, called the center of.
8cm Q1 Arcs, Sectors and Segments
Geometric Probability Sector – A region of a circle bounded by an arc of the circle and the two radii to the arc’s endpoints. Two important quantities.
105  32   16  36.5  105  Warm-up Find the measures of angles 1 – 4.
10-7 Areas of Circles and Sectors Objective: To find the areas of circles, sectors and segments of circles.
Circles - A reminder.
GCSE: Circles Dr J Frost Last modified: 6 th October 2013.
CIRCULAR MEASURE. When two radii OA and OB are drawn in a circle, the circle is split into two sectors. The smaller sector OAB is called the minor sector.
Note 2: Perimeter The perimeter is the distance around the outside of a shape. Start at one corner and work around the shape calculating any missing sides.
Starter The perimeter of this sector is (2r + 12∏) m. Find the radius r m, of the sector. r m.
Section 8.6.  If you cut a slice of pizza, each slide would probably be a sector of a circle. The sector is the region between two radii and an arc of.
Radians, Arc Length and Sector Area. Radians Radians are units for measuring angles. They can be used instead of degrees. r O 1 radian is the size of.
RADIANS Radians, like degrees, are a way of measuring angles.
Geometry Proofs.
Arc Length Start with the formula for radian measure … … and multiply both sides by r to get … Arc length = radius times angle measure in radians.
Radian Measure and applications Chapter 2 Circular Functions and Trigonometry.
Name all the radii, diameters, chords, and central angles shown in circle F. COURSE 2 LESSON 7-8 radii: FB, FE,and FA diameter: EB chords: EB and CD central.
Radian Measure Length of Arc Area of Sector
9-2 Tangents Theorem 9-1 (p. 333)
Chord and Tangent Properties. Chord Properties C1: Congruent chords in a circle determine congruent central angles. ●
Clear your desk for the Quiz. Arc Length & Area Arc Length The length of a continuous curve r(θ) on the interval [  ] is equal to.
Circle Theorems The angle at the centre is twice the angle at the circumference for angles which stand on the same arc.
The midpoint of a circle is centre The line drawn from the centre to the circumference is … radius.
Trigonometry Radian Measure Length of Arc Area of Sector Area of Segment.
Perimeter and Area with Circles. Circumference of a Circle Circumference is the perimeter of the circle Formula: or (for exact answers, leave π in your.
Sections Perimeter and Area with Circles.
Section 7-2 Sectors of Circles SAS. Definition A sector of a circle is the region bounded by a central angle and the intercepted arc.
Circle Geometry.
Unit Circle. Special Triangles Short Long Hypotenuse s s 2s Hypotenuse 45.
Arcs, Sectors & Segments
Trigonometry D’Asia, Asha, Brianna.
C2 TRIGONOMETRY.
Radian Measure Gamma maths chapter33 radians to degrees, degrees to radians, angle and sector area.
Circle Properties Circle Properties Major Segment Chord Minor Segment
Arcs and Sectors are Fractions of a Circle.
Isosceles triangles + perp. bisectors
…from now on this is strictly second year work
MATHEMATICS WORKSHEET
CIRCLE.
Tangents to Circles.
Radian Measure.
ANSWERS WILL BE IN SQUARE UNITS
Mathematics Unit 8: Triangles
Starter Calculate the area and circumference (or perimeter) of the following shapes. Give your answers correct to 3 significant figures. A = 38.5 cm² C.
Radian Measure and applications
Presentation transcript:

ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS Click here for more downloads ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS CIRCULAR MEASURES 6 Questions

Question 1 The diagram shows a sector POQ with center O and a radius 24cm. Point R and OQ is such that OR:RQ = 3.1. Calculate (a) The value of Q in radians (b) The area in cm² of the shaded region answer

Question 2 The diagram shows a circle with centre O and a radius of 6cm. PQR is a tangent to the circle at Q. Given PQ=QR=8cm and arc PSR is drawn with O as it centre. Calculate: (a) The angle θ in radians (b) The length in cm of arc PSR (c) The area in cm of the shaded region answer

Question 3 The diagram shows a sector POQ of a circle O. Point S lies on OP, point R lies on OQ and SR is perpendicular to OQ. The length of OS is 8cm and POQ=3/8 π radian. Given that OS:OP = 3:5. Calculate (a) Calculate the length of SP (b) Calculate the perimeter of shaded region (c) Calculate area of shaded region answer

Question 4 The diagram shows two sectors OPQR and OST with centre O and of equal area. Given that OQS and ORT are straight lines and POQ = QOR rad, calculate: (a) The radius of sector OST (b) The area of the whole shape O answer

Question 5 The diagram shows a sector OPQ with centre O and a radius of 10cm. Given then the area of sector is 50cm, calculate (a) The value of θ in radians (b) The length of chord PQ (c) The area of segment bounded by arc PQ and chord PQ answer

Question 6 The diagram shows a sector OPQR with centre O and a radius of 9cm. The length of arc PQR is 11.25cm. Calculate : (a) ∠ POR in radians (b) The area of shaded segment answer

Solution to Question 1 (a) (b) Find θ in radians OR = ¾ OQ = ¾(24) = 18 cm cos θ = 18/24 = 41.41 x π/180 = 0.7227 rad (answer) (b) Area of POQ – Area of POR = ½ r²θ – ½ (OR)(PR) = ½ (24)²(0.7227) – ½ (18)(15.87) = 65.31 cm² (answer) Back to Question 1

Solution to Question 2 (a) (b) tan θ = 8/6 S = rθ θ = 53°13’ angle POR = 53°13’ x 2 = 106.26° 106.26° x π/180 = 1.855 rad (answer) (b) S = rθ = 10(1.855) = 18.55cm (answer) (c) ½ r²(θ – sinθ) = ½ (10)²(1.855 – sin 1.855) = 44.76 cm² (answer) Back to Question 2

Solution to Question 3 (a) OS = 3/5 OP OP = 5/3 OS = 5/3(9) = 15cm Given OS = 8 cm SP = OP – OS = 15 – 8 = 7 cm (answer) (b) S = rθ PQ = rθ = 15(3/8 π) = 17.67 cm Angle SOR = 3/8 π x 180/π = 67.5° sin 67.5° = SR/8cm SR = 7.39 cm To find RQ tan 67.5° = 7.39/OR OR = 3.06 cm RQ = OQ – OR = 15 – 3.06 = 11.94cm Perimeter = arc PQ + SP + SR + RQ = 17.67 + 7 + 7.39 + 11.94 = 44cm(answer) (c) Area of sector POQ – Area of triangle SOR = ½ r²θ – ½ (OR)(SR) = ½ (15)²(3/8 π) – ½ (3.06)(7.39) = 121.23cm² (answer) Back to Question 3

Solution to Question 4 (a) (b) Area sector POR = Area sector SOT ½ r²θ = ½ r²θ ½ (5)²(1.6) = ½ (r²)(0.8) 20 = 0.4r² r² = 50 r = 7.071 cm (answer) (b) Area sector POR + Area sector SOT = ½ (5)²(0.8) + ½ (7.071)²(0.8) = 10 + 20 = 30 cm² (answer) Back to Question 4

Solution to Question 5 Back to Question 5 (a) Area of sector = 50 cm²] ½ (10)²θ = 50 θ = 1 rad (answer) (b) Let the midpoint of PQ be r 0.5 x 180/π = 28.65° sin 28.65° = Pr / 10 Pr = 4.79 cm Length of chord PQ = 4.79 x 2 = 9.58 cm (answer) (c) Use ½ r²(θ – sinθ) = ½ (10)² (1 – sin 1) = 7.926 cm² (answer) Back to Question 5

Solution to Question 6 (a) S = rθ 11.25 = 9θ θ = 1.25 rad (answer) (b) Use ½ r²(θ – sinθ) = ½ (9)²(1.25 – sin 1.25) = 12.19cm² (answer) Back to Question 6