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10.2– Find Arc Measures
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TermDefinitionPicture Central Angle An angle whose vertex is the center of the circle P A C
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TermDefinitionPicture Minor Arc Arc of a circle that is less than 180° P A C Two letters:
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TermDefinitionPicture Major Arc Arc of a circle that is more than 180° P A C 3 letters: B
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TermDefinitionPicture Semicircle Arc of a circle that is 180° P A C 3 letters: B
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TermDefinitionPicture Congruent circles Two circles with the same radius
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TermDefinitionPicture Congruent arcs Arcs that have the same central angle A B C D
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The measure of a minor arc is the measure of its _____________ angle. central P A C x°x° x°x°
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73° minor
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73° 107° 26° minor
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73° 154° 26° minor
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73° 206° 26° 107° major
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73° 81° 26° 107° minor
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73° 180° 26° 107° semicircle
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73° 180° 26° 107° Semicircle
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73° 287° 26° 107° major
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10.4 – Use Inscribed Angles and Polygons
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An angle whose vertex is on a circle and whose sides are chords of the circle Inscribed angle:
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An arc that is inside an inscribed angle Intercepted Arc:
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A polygon that has all of its vertices on a circle Inscribed Polygon :
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The circle that contains the vertices of a polygon Circumscribed Circle:
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The measures of an inscribed angle is ________ the measure of its ______________ arc. half intercepted D = AB 2 x°x° 2x°
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If two inscribed angles of a circle _____________ the same arc, then the angles are _____________. intercept congruent D CD C
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A ________ triangle is inscribed in a circle iff the _______________ is a diameter of the circle. right hypotenuse B is a right angle because it inscribes a semicircle.
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A ____________________ can be inscribed in a circle iff its opposite angles are ______________. quadrilateral supplementary m D + m F = 180° m E + m G = 180°
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Find the indicated measure. = 158 2 = 79°
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Find the indicated measure. = 180 2 = 90° 180° 90°
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Find the indicated measure. = 40 2 = 80°
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Find the indicated measure. = 88° 92° 92 2 = 46°
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Find the indicated measure. = 80 2 = 40° 100° 80°
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Find the indicated measure. = 56 2 = 28° 56°
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Find the measure of A and C. 80° m A = 80 2 = 40° 64° m C = 64 2 = 32°
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Find the measure of A and C. m A = 146 2 = 73° m C = 62 2 = 31° 146° 62°
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m PNO = 68 2 = 34°
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m QNP = 62 2 = 31° 62°
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=
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=130° 62°
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=112° 62° 112°
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=248° 62° 112°
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Decide whether a circle can be circumscribed about the figure. 70 + 130 180 No,
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Decide whether a circle can be circumscribed about the figure. 91 + 89 = 180 Yes, 91°
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Decide whether a circle can be circumscribed about the figure. 115 + 63 180 No,
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Find the value of the variables. 5x + 110 = 180 5x = 70 x = 14° 2y + 104 = 180 2y = 76 y = 38°
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Find the value of the variables. x + 108 = 180 x = 72° y + y = 180 2y = 180 y = 90°
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Find the value of the variables. 4x = 84+44 2 8x = 128 x = 16° 7y = 152+44 2 14y = 196 y = 14° 44° 11
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Find the value of the variables. 12x = 96+48 2 24x = 144 x = 6° 3y = 48+171 2 6y = 219 y = 36.5° 171° 11
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10.2 10.4 662-663 676-679 3-12, 16, 17, 22, 23 3-8, 11-15 odd, 16, 18 HW Problem 10.4 #15 3a = 54+66 2 6a = 120 a = 20° 4b = 66+110 2 8b = 176 b = 22° 66° 11
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