Area & ** This is a 2-page document! ** 1. Give an example of each circle part using the diagram below. a) Center: h) Minor Arc: G H I) Major Arc: ) Semicircle: b) Radius: c) Chord: K. d) Diameter: k) Central Angle: e) Secant: I) Inscribed Angle: ) Tangent: g) Point of Tangency:. 7.

Q: 5. In the figure below, the points of the star divide the circle into equal arcs. C A B a) Find mAB.…

A: Inscribed angle theorem: The inscribed angle is half of a central angle that subtends the same arc.

Q: For circle E, what is the major" arc angle FD? 129 D "major arc is the longer arc F.

A: Major aclrc of a circle is greater than 180° given arc 129° is less than 180 ° so it is minor arc…

Q: Sketch a unit circle and mark the points determined by the given real numbers. Complete parts (a)…

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Q: 8. Multiple Choice: Point O is the center of the circle. Determine the values of x and y. B a.) y =…

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Q: 7) Give the point on the unit circle that has the same y coordinate as 10

A: The unit circle is given by x2+y2=1 x2 = 1 - y2 x =±1-y2

Q: Explain the difference between central and inscribed angles. A central angle has its vertex [Select…

A: Explain the difference between central and inscribed angles. A central angle has its vertex located…

Q: 9. Find the angle between each line given the number of segments (Do not measure by hand)

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Q: 10. The accompanying diagram shows a section of the city of Tacoma. High Road, State Street Street…

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Q: 48.) A (blank) is an arc whose points are on or in the exterior of a central angle. a. minor arc b.…

A: An arc whose points are on or in the exterior of a central angle is called a major arc. It measures…

Q: 2.) Match the circle parts with their correct classification. R Angle PQR [ Choose ] Angle PTR […

A: Circle Inscribed and central angle Intercepted arc

Q: Let A = {square, circle, triangle}, B = {hexagon, pentagon} and C = {circle, decagon, pentagon,…

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Q: 12) Write special angles (0, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90,.....) in standard position in the following circle.

A: to find:- to show different angles in the given circle.

Q: 2. Five exterior angles of a pentagon are 2x– 20, 2x + 50, 3x + 10, 3x and 50°. a) Find the value of…

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Q: Make a comparison between Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry. Present your answer in a table.…

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Q: PARTS OF A CIRCLE practice 2 I. Use the figure below to name one example of each part of a circle.…

A: Center of the Circle:A Radius:AF¯ Diameter:EF¯ Chord:GI¯ Secant:BC¯ Tangent Line:DH¯ Point of…