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Circle Theorem Remember to look for “basics” Angles in a triangle sum to 180 0 Angles on a line sum to 180 0 Isosceles triangles (radius) Angles about a point sum to 360 0
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Name parts of a circle Diameter radius chord tangent
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40 0 80 0 THEOREM 1: ANGLE at the CENTRE of the CIRCLE is twice the angle at the circumference subtended by the same arc MUST BE THE CENTER
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This rule can be hard to spot…..
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THIS IS THE ONE MOST PEOPLE DON’T SEE...... 115 0 230 0 MUST BE THE CENTER
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40 0 80 0 LOOKS DIFFERENT BUT STILL THE CENTRE
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SPECIAL CASE OF THE SAME RULE……… BUT MAKES A RULE IN ITS OWN RIGHT!! 90 0 180 0
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THEOREM 2: Every angle at the circumference of a SEMICIRCLE, that is subtended by the diameter of the semi-circle is a right angle. 90 0
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THEOREM 3: Opposite angles sum to 180 in a cyclic quadrilateral CYCLIC QUADRILATEARAL MUST touch the circumference at all four vertices 91 0 89 0 70 0 110 0
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Now have a go at Worksheet 1
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RULE 4: Angles at the circumference in the same SEGMENT of a circle are equal PALE BLUE AREA IS THE SEGMENT
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RULE 4: Angles at the circumference in the same SEGMENT of a circle are equal
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THEOREM 4: Angles at the circumference in the same SEGMENT of a circle are equal NOTE: Will lead you to SIMILAR triangles (one is an enlargement of the other….)
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Enter the world of tangents and chords….. A tangent is a line that touches a circle at one point only. This point is called the point of contact. A chord is a line that joins two points on the circumference. chord tangent
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Theorem 5 – A tangent is perpendicular to a radius radius tangent 90 0
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Theorem 6 – Tangents to a circle from the same point are equal in length
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Theorem 7 – The line joining an external point to the centre of a circle bisects the angle between the tangents 70 0 35 0
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Theorem 5&7 – combined can help you find the missing angles….. 70 0 35 0 90 0 x y
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Theorem 8 – A radius bisects a chord at 90 0 radius chord 90 0 And the chord will be cut perfectly in half!!! MIDPOINT OF THE CHORD
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Have a go at worksheet 2
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Theorem 9 – Alternate angle theorem Need a tangent And a triangle that joins the tangent and two other points on the circumference of the circle
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Theorem 9 – Alternate angle theorem
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The angle between a tangent and a chord Is equal to the angle in the alternate segment
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Theorem 9 – Alternate angle theorem The angle between a tangent and a chord Is equal to the angle in the alternate segment
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COMMON EXAM ERROR! IS TO THINK THIS IS A DIAMETER – SO.. THIS MUST BE 90 0 – “TANGENT MEETS RADIUS” IT IS ONLY A DIAMETER IF YOU ARE TOLD SO… READ QUSETIONS CAREFULLY..
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