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Title: Circles


1
Section 10.1
  • Circles

2
10.1 Notes
  • What is a CIRCLE?
  • A CIRCLE is the set of all points in a plane
    equidistant from a given point.

3
10.1 Notes
  • There are points ON, IN, and OUTSIDE the circle.
  • The points in the circle make up the INTERIOR of
    the circle.

4
10.1 Notes
  • There are points ON, IN, and OUTSIDE the circle.
  • The points outside the circle are EXTERIOR
    POINTS.

5
10.1 Notes
  • A chord of a circle is a segment with both
    endpoints ON the circle.
  • is a chord.

6
10.1 Notes
  • A diameter of a circle is a chord that passes
    through the center.
  • is a diameter.

7
10.1 Notes
  • A radius of a circle is a segment with one
    endpoint at the center of the circle and the
    other endpoint on the circle.
  • and are radii.

8
10.1 Notes
  • All radii are congruent since all points on the
    circle are equidistant from the center of the
    circle.

9
10.1 Notes
  • Can you see a relationship between the radius
    and diameter of a circle?

10
10.1 Notes
  • A diameter of a circle is equal to two radii of
    the circle.
  • A radius of a circle is equal to half of a
    diameter of the circle.

11
10.1 Notes
  • Finding diameter given radius
  • r6
  • r1.7cm
  • d12
  • d3.4cm

12
10.1 Notes
  • Finding diameter given radius
  • r4ft
  • d8ft
  • r m
  • d m

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10.1 Notes
  • Find diameter given radius
  • 1.
  • 2. r12m
  • 3. r7ft

14
10.1 Notes
  • Finding radius given diameter
  • 1. 2.

15
10.1 Notes
  • Finding radius given diameter
  • 1.

16
10.1 Notes
  • Finding radius given diameter
  • 2.

17
10.1 Notes
  • Finding radius given diameter
  • d cm
  • r cm
  • d9m
  • r4.5m

18
10.1 Notes
  • Find radius given diameter
  • 1. AB30in
  • PC?
  • PC15in
  • 2. d42ft
  • r21ft
  • 3. d10cm
  • r5cm

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10.1 Notes
  • Tangent a line which intersects a circle at
    exactly one point.
  • Point of tangency the point where the tangent
    intersects the circle.

20
10.1 Notes
  • A common tangent is a line that is tangent to
    two circles.
  • A common tangent can either be a common external
    tangent or a common internal tangent.

21
10.1 Notes
  • common external tangent

22
10.1 Notes
  • common internal tangent

23
10.1 Notes
  • common external tangent

24
10.1 Notes
  • common internal tangent

25
10.1 Notes
  • Secant a line that intersects a circle at two
    points.

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10.1 Terms to know
  • exterior points-points that lie outside a circle.
  • interior points-points that lie inside a circle.
  • chord- a segment whose endpoints are on the
    circle.
  • diameter-a chord that passes through the center
    of a circle.
  • radius-a segment with one endpoint at the center
    of the circle and the other endpoint on the
    circle.
  • tangent-a line which intersects a circle at
    exactly one point.
  • point of tangency-the point where the tangent
    intersects the circle.
  • common external tangent-a line that is tangent to
    two circles and DOES NOT intersect the segment
    connecting the two centers.
  • common internal tangent-a line tangent to two
    circles that DOES intersect the segment
    connecting the two centers.
  • secant-a line that intersects a circle at two
    points.
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