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Cell phone use is prohibited.
Students: Today is a red light day. Cell phone use is prohibited. This is your warning.
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Find the area. A = ½ • h • (b1 + b2) 1) 2) A = ½ • (5) • (4 + 14)
6 m 3 m 5 in 8 m 14 in A = ½ • (5) • (4 + 14) A = ½ • (6) • (3 + 8) A = ½ • (5) • (18) A = ½ • (6) • (11) A = ½ • (90) A = ½ • (66) A = 45 in2 A = 33 m2 3) h = 10 , b1 = 6 , b2 = 12 4) h = 3 , b1 = 2 , b2 = 6 A = ½ • (10) • (6 + 12) A = ½ • (3) • (2 + 6) A = ½ • (10) • (18) A = ½ • (3) • (8) A = ½ • (180) A = ½ • (24) A = 90 A = 12
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17.05 Area & Circumference of a Circle
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The center of the circle is a point.
A circle is a figure whose points are equidistant from a point in the center of the figure. The center of the circle is a point. A • Point A The radius of the circle is a line that connects the center of the circle to any point on the circle. The diameter of the circle is a line segment that connects any two points on the circle and passes thru the center.
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The distance around a circle
is called its circumference. Circumference Formula C = 2 • π • r where “r” is the radius and π = 3.14 There is another circumference formula because d = 2 • r C = π • d where “d” is the diameter and π = 3.14
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Find the circumference. C = 2 • π • r or π • d
Find “r” given “d” Find “d” given “r” d = 16 → r = 8 r = 13 → d = 26 d = 9 → r = 4.5 r = 7 → d = 14 Find the circumference. C = 2 • π • r or π • d C = 2 • π • r 3 m C = 2 • (3.14) • (3 m) C = m or 6π m r = 5 d = 4 C = 2 • (3.14) • (5) C = (3.14) • (4) C = or 10π C = or 4π
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The area of a circle is the number of square units needed to cover the inside of the circle.
Area Formula A = π • r2 where “r” is the radius and π = 3.14 Find the area of the circle r = 3 d = 8 A = 3.14 • (3)2 A = 3.14 • (4)2 A = or 9π A = or 16π
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Find the radius, diameter, and circumference of a circle given its area.
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