Circles & Arcs Flashcards
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Two secants from an external point intercept arcs of 120° and 40°. The angle between the secants is:
Answer: 40°
External angle = half the difference: (120° − 40°)/2 = 40°.
A circle is inscribed in a square of side 10. The circle's radius is:
Answer: 5
The inscribed circle's diameter equals the side (10), so radius = 5.
The measure of a tangent-chord angle equals:
Answer: Half the intercepted arc
A tangent-chord angle equals half its intercepted arc.
A circle of radius 5 has a sector with arc length 5π. Its central angle is:
Answer: 180°
Circumference is 10π; 5π is half, so the angle is 180°.
Point P is 13 units from the center of a circle with radius 5. The tangent length from P is:
Answer: 12
Tangent = √(13² − 5²) = √144 = 12.
Equal chords in the same circle are always equidistant from the:
Answer: Center
Congruent chords are the same distance from the circle's center.
The area of a semicircle with radius 6 is:
Answer: 18π
Semicircle area = ½πr² = ½π(36) = 18π.