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π that you have eaten? π cm squared π π cm squared π and the radius is 12?

The document discusses different concepts related to circles including: - Circles, which consist of all points equidistant from a fixed point (the center). - Radii, which are line segments extending from the center to any point on the circle. - Sectors, which are portions of a circle enclosed by radii and an arc. The formula to find the central angle of a sector given its area and the radius is also discussed. - Tangents, secants, and equations to represent circles in different standard forms such as general, standard, and transforming between forms. Inscribed angles and their relationships to intercepted arcs are also covered.

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π that you have eaten? π cm squared π π cm squared π and the radius is 12?

The document discusses different concepts related to circles including: - Circles, which consist of all points equidistant from a fixed point (the center). - Radii, which are line segments extending from the center to any point on the circle. - Sectors, which are portions of a circle enclosed by radii and an arc. The formula to find the central angle of a sector given its area and the radius is also discussed. - Tangents, secants, and equations to represent circles in different standard forms such as general, standard, and transforming between forms. Inscribed angles and their relationships to intercepted arcs are also covered.

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CIRCLES

1. It is a segment extending from the center to any point on the circle.


a) Radius
b) Segment
c) Chord
d) Circle
2. It’s boundery consists of point equidistant from a fixed point are called?
a) Radius
b) Segment
c) Chord
d) Circle

SECTOR

1. What is the area of the π that you have eaten?


a) 30/3 π cm squared
b) 32/3 π cm squared
c) 1.2 cm squared
d) 15 π cm squared
2. What is the central angle if the area of the sector is 8 π and the radius is 12?
a) 146.78
b) 192
c) 170.5
d) 353.78

SEGMENT

1. What is formula for the cosine law?


a) C²= a²+b²-2ab coss θ
b) a²+b²-2ab=c² coss θ
c) coss θ 2ab=c²+a²+b²
d) 2ab=c²+a²+b²
2. Find the area of the shaded part.
a) 146.78
b) 192
c) 170.5
d) 353.78

ARC LENGTH

1. If an inscribed angle of a circle intercepts a sumi-circle then the angle is?


a) Semi-circle
b) Right angle
c) Segment
d) Major arc
2. Choose which statement is ture.
I. M<CAB=62 degree
II. M<CDB=62 degree
III. CA and DB has the same arc length
IV. The arc length is also 62
a) Both a and b b) I,II AND III c) I AND II only d) III AND II only

ARC

1. What is the arc if the circle had 1 central angle measured by 50 degrees?
a) 10 units
b) 100 units
c) 50 units
d) 25 units
2. What kind of arcs are these:

a) Semi-circle, minor arc, major arc


b) Semi -circle, major arc, minor arc
c) Minor, arc, semi
d) None of the above

INSCRIBED ANGLE

1. In a circle the central angle measures 60 degrees, what is the measurement of its intercepted arc?
a) 100
b) 120
c) 20
d) 130
2. If a circle has a right angle and 5 centimeter radius, what is the inscribed angle?
a) 100
b) 60
c) 50
d) 90

TANGENT

1. Find the x of the tangent circles.


a) X=10
b) X= 6
c) X= 15
d) X=1
e)
2. Determine the length of DC.
a) 30
b) 6
c) 26
d) 20

SECANT

1. Find the X.
a) X=35/4
b) X=1.6666
c) X=35/3
d) X=35/2
2. Find the X.
a) -1-2√5/2 , -1+2√5/2
b) ±1√5/2
c) -1±2√5/2
d) None of the above

EQUATION CIRCLE

1. Transform (x+1)²+ (Y-1)²=4 to the equation of the circle to Standard Form


a) X²+Y²+2X-2Y-2=0
b) X²+Y²+16=0
c) X²+Y²+16=0
d) 0=X²+Y²=8X-4Y+16=0
2. Transform X²+Y²+2X-2Y-2=0 to the equation of the circle to General Form
a) (X+1)+(Y-1)=4
b) (y-1)+(x+1)=4
c) (X+1)²+(Y-1)²=4
d) None of the above
3. Transform (X+4)²+(Y-2)²=4 into Standard form
a) Y²+X²+8X-4Y+16=0
b) X²+Y²+8X-4Y+16=0
c) 0=X²+Y²+8X+16
d) 0=X²+Y²+12X+16Y
4. Transform (X+8)²+(Y-4)²=3 into Standard Form
a) X²+Y²+16+77=0
b) X²+Y²+16X-8Y=77=0
c) X²+Y²+16+8Y-77=0
d) 0=X²+Y²+16+77

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