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The Circle

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Isosceles Triangles in Circles

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Right angle in a Semi-Circle

Tangent Line to a Circle

Diameter Symmetry in a Circle

Circumference of a Circle

Length of an ARC of a Circle

Area of a Circle

Area of a SECTOR of a Circle

Summary of Circle Chapter



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Starter Questions

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Q1. True or false

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5( x  2)  2 x( x  3)  2 x  11x  10

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Q2. How many degrees in one eighth of a circle.



Q3. Does x 2  8x  12 factorise to (x - 6)(x - 2)

Q4. After a discount of 20% an iPod is £160.

How much was it originally.

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Isosceles triangles

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in Circles

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To identify isosceles triangles

within a circle.









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Isosceles triangles

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in Circles

When two radii are drawn to the ends of a chord,

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An isosceles triangle is formed.





A xo

B

xo

Online Demo



C







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Isosceles triangles

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in Circles

Special Properties of Isosceles Triangles

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Two equal lengths





Two equal angles



o

Angles in any triangle sum to 180





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Isosceles triangles

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in Circles

o

Q. Find the angle x .

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Solution

Angle at C is equal to:

B

360o  280o  80o



o

C

Since the triangle is isosceles A x o

we have 280

2x o  80o  180o

180o  80o  2x o

2x o  100o

x o  50o

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Isosceles triangles

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in Circles

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Maths in Action Ex 2.1 page 181









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Starter Questions

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Q1. Explain how we solve 5( x  2)  20

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Q2. How many degrees in one tenth of a circle.





Q3. Factorise x 2  13x  42



Q4. After a discount of 40% a Digital Radio is £120.

Explain why the originally price was £200.

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Semi-circle angle

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To find the angle in a semi-circle

made by a triangle with hypotenuse

equal to the diameter and the two smaller

lengths meeting at the circumference.



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Semi-circle angle

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Tool-kit required

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1. Protractor







2. Pencil







3. Ruler





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Semi-circle angle

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1. Using your pencil trace round

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the protractor so that you have

semi-circle.



2. Mark the centre of

the semi-circle.









You should have

something like this.





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x x x

Mark three points x

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1. Outside the circle x x x

2. On the circumference

x x

3. Inside the circle









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Semi-circle angle

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For each of the points

x

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x

Form a triangle by drawing a

line from each end of the

diameter to the point. x

Measure the angle at the

various points.



Log your results in a table.

Outside Circumference Inside







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Semi-circle angle

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Online Demo x

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x

x



Outside Circumference

Inside

o o o

90







Begin Maths in Action Book page 182



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Starter Questions

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If a = 7 b = 4 and c = 10

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Write down as many equations as you can



e.g. a + b = 11







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Tangent line

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To understand what a tangent line is

and its special property with the

radius at the point of contact.





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Tangent line

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A tangent line is a line that

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touches a circle at only one point.





Which of the

lines are

tangent to

the circle?







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Tangent line

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The radius of the circle that touches the tangent

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line is called the point of contact radius.

Online Demo

Special Property



The point of contact radius

is always perpendicular

(right-angled)

to the tangent line.



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Tangent line

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Q. Find the length of the tangent line between

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A and B.

Solution

Right-angled at A since B

AC is the radius at the point

of contact with the 10

Tangent.

By Pythagoras Theorem we have

A C

a b c

2 2 2

8

a  8  10

2 2 2





a 2  102  82

a 2  100  64  36

a  36  6

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Tangent line

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Maths in Action Ex 4.1 page 185









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Starter Questions

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Q1. Using FOIL multiply out (x2 + 4x - 3)(x + 1)

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Using a multiplication table

expand out (x2 + 4x - 3)(x + 1)





Q2. Factorise 4x 2  9



Q3. I want to make 15% profit on a computer

I bought for £980. How much must I sell it for.



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Diameter symmetry

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To understand

some special properties

when a diameter bisects a chord.





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Diameter symmetry

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C

1. A line drawn through the centre of a circle

through the midpoint a chord will ALWAYS cut

the chord at right-angles

O

2. A line drawn through the centre of a circle

at right-angles to a chord will

A B ALWAYS bisect that chord.



3. A line bisecting a chord at right angles

D will ALWAYS pass through the centre of a circle.







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Diameter symmetry

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Q. Find the length of the chord A and B.

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Solution

Radius of the circle is 4 + 6 = 10. B

Since yellow line bisect AB and passes 10

through centre O, triangle is right-angle.

By Pythagoras Theorem we have

O

4 6

a b c

2 2 2

Since AB is bisected

a  6  10

2 2 2

The length of AB is

a 2  102  62 A

a 2  100  36  64 lengthAB  2  8  16

a  64  8



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Diameter symmetry

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Maths in Action



Ex 5.1 & Ex 5.2 page 187





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Starter Questions

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Q1.Factorise x 2  81

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12 4 4

Q2.True or false  

28 3 7 8m





Q3. Explain why

12m

the area of the triangle is 48m2





Q4. Solve x 2  2x  3



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Circumference

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of a circle

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To be able to use the formula

for calculating

the circumference of a circle





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Circumference

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of a circle

Main parts of the circle

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radius

O









Diameter

Circumference D  2r

C  D

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Circumference

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of a circle

Q. Find the circumference of the circle ?

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Solution

4cm

C  D

C   8

C  25.12cm





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Circumference

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of a circle

Q. The circumference of the circle is 60cm ?

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Find the length of the diameter and radius.

Solution



C  D D  2r

60    D

19  2r

60

D cm 19

 r 

2

D  19 cm r  9.5cm

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Circumference

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of a circle

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Now it’s your turn !



Maths in Action Ex 7.1 page 191







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Starter Questions

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Q1. True or false 5(2 x  1)  2(5 x  1)

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Q2. Using the balancing method rearrange into D =

C D

72

Q3. Simplify

360

Q4. Calculate 2 21

1 

7 36

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length of the

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arc of a circle

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To find and be able to use the formula

for calculating the length of an arc.







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Arc length of a circle

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Q. What is an arc ?

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Answer

A

An arc is a fraction

of the circumference.



minor arc

B

major arc

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Arc length of a circle

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Q. Find the circumference of the circle ?

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Solution

10cm

C  D

C    20

C  62.8cm





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Arc length of a circle

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Q. Find the length of the minor arc XY below ?

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x Arc length Arc angle

connection =

y πD 360o

o 6 cm

45

45o

arc length  o

 (  12)

360

o

360



arc length  4.71cm

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Arc length of a circle

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Q. Find the length of the minor arc AB below ?

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Arc length Arc angle

connection =

A πD 360o

9 cm



60

o 60o

arc length  o

 (  18)

360

B arc length  9.42cm

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Arc length of a circle

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Q. Find the length of the major arc PQ below ?

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Arc length Arc angle

connection =

P πD 360o

10 m



260 100

o o 260o

arc length  o

 (  20)

360

Q arc length  45.38cm

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length of the

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arc of a circle

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Now it’s your turn !



Maths in Action Ex 8.1 page 193







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Starter Questions

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Q1. True or false

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4 x  9  (2 x  3)(2 x  3)

2





Q2. Expand out (x + 3)(x2 + 40 – 9)



Q3. Does x 2  4x  4 factorise (x - 2)(x - 2)



Q4. I want to make 30% profit on a DVD player I

bought for £80. How much must I sell it for.

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The Area of a circle

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To come up with and be able to use

the formula for calculating

the area of a circle





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The Area of a circle

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If we break the circle

into equal sectors

And lay them out side by side

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We get very close

to a rectangle.

8 1

7 2



6 3

5 4 2 4 6 8

1 3 5 7







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The Area of a circle

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If we cut the sectors

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2 4 6 8 Thinner and thinner then

1 3 5 7 we get closer and closer

to a rectangle. Hence we can

represent the area of a circle

thinner and thinner

by a rectangle.

sectors





r

r



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The Area of a circle

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r

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r



Area of a rectangle  l  b

Area of a rectangle   r  r   r 2

But the area inside this rectangle is also the area of the circle



Area of a circle   r 2

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The Area of a circle

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Q. Find the area of the circle ?

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Solution

4cm

A  r 2

A    42

A  50.26cm 2









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The Area of a circle

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Now it’s your turn !



Begin Maths in Action Book



Ex9.1 page 194 Q1-2

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The Area of a circle

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Q. The diameter of the circle is 60cm.

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Find area of the circle?

Solution



A  r 2

60 D

r    30cm

2 2

A    302

A  2827.43cm 2

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The Area of a circle

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Now it’s your turn !



Maths in Action



Ex9.1 page 194



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2

Q. The area of a circle is 12.64 cm .

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Find its radius?

Solution



A  r 2

12.64    r 2

12.64

r 

2

 4cm



r  4  2cm

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The Area of a circle

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Now it’s your turn !



Begin Maths in Action Book



Ex9.1 page 194 Q5 onwards

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Starter Questions

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Q1. Find the missing numbers

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4 x  12 x  9  (2 x  ?)(? x  ?)

2





Q2. Using the balancing method rearrange into x =



y  1 x

2 5

Q3. Calculate 1  2

5 8



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Sector area of a circle

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Aim of Today’s Lesson



To find and be able to use the formula

for calculating the sector of an circle.







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Area of Sector in a circle

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A





minor sector

B







major sector



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Area of Sector in a circle

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Q. Find the area of the circle ?

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Solution



10cm A  r 2

A    102

A  314cm 2









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Area of Sector in a circle

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Find the area of the minor sector XY below ?

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x connection

Area Sector = Sector angle

y

πr2 360o

o 6 cm

45

45o

o

Area of Sector   (  62 )

360 360o





Area Sector  14.14cm 2

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Area of Sector in a circle

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Q. Find the area of the minor sector AB below ?

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connection

A Area Sector Sector angle

=

πr2 360o

9 cm



60

o 60o

Area Sector  o

 (  9 )

2



360



B

Area Sector  42.41cm 2

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Area of Sector in a circle

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Q. Find the area of the major sector PQ below ?

connection

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Sector Area Sector angle

=

P πr2 360o

10 m



260 100

o o 260o

Sector Area   (  102 )

360o



Q

Area Sector  226.89cm 2

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Sector area of a circle

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Now it’s your turn !



Maths in Action Ex 10.1 page 196







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Starter Questions

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Q1. Using the balancing method rearrange into x =

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1

x  2 y  10

2



Q2. True or false 2(x - 3) + 3x = 5x - 6





Q3. Factorise 3x 2  x  2



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Summary of Circle Topic

line that bisects a chord

Arc length is 1. Splits the chord into 2

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equal halves.

Credit Arclength centre angleo 2. Makes right-angle with Pythagoras Theorem

= SOHCAHTOA

D 360o the chord.

3. Passes through centre

of the circle

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Circumference Semi-circle angle is

is o

C  D always 90





Area is

Tangent touches

circle at one point

and make angle 90

o A  r 2

with point of contact

radius





Diameter Radius

1

D  2r r  D

2

Sector area

Areasector centre angleo

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Summary of Circle Topic

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Maths in Action Book Page 199









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