Inscribed Angles
Inscribed Angles and Central Angles A Central angle has a vertex that lies in the center of a circle. A n inscribed angle has a vertex that lies on the edge of a circle and its two sides are chords of the circle.
Measurements of Central Angles T he measure of a central angle is equal to the measure of its intercepted arc. x°x° T herefore the measure of angle X must be 80°.
Measurements of Inscribed Angles T he measure of an inscribed angle is equal to the half the measure of its intercepted arc T herefore the measure of angle X must be 40°. x°
Identifying Intercepted Arcs 1 Identify the Intercepted Arc for The intercepted Arc for 1
Identifying Intercepted Arcs 2 The intercepted Arc for 2 2
Identifying Intercepted Arcs 3 The intercepted Arc for 3
Making Conjectures 3 Make a conjecture about 2 They are congruent because they share the same intercepted arc.
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Determining Measures of Inscribed Angles Determine the measure of The measure of
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Determining Measures of Arcs Determine the measure of The measure of
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Determining Measures of Arcs Determine the measure of The measure of
Determining Measures of Arcs Determine the measure of The measure of
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