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SECOND QUARTER
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2nd Quarter

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Circles
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Hint: The first answers are already given. (Refer to the illustration above). You may also refer to the
given definitions on page 1.

Radius: BD, Minor Arc/s: HE,

Diameter: DE, Major Arc/s: CDE,

Chord/s: DE, Intercepted Arc/s: EF,

Secant: Semicircle/s: DFE,

Tangent: Central Angle: EBF,

Inscribed Angle: EDF,

Angles formed In Circles

Central and Inscribed Angles
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Solution: The circle is 360o . BD is a diameter therefore Arc BAD and Arc BCD are semicircles (each
measure 180o ). Since Arc AB is 120o , then Arc AD is 60o and since Arc BC is 150o , then Arc CD is 30o .
1. ∠ CBD is an inscribed angle and Arc CD is the intercepted arc. Inscribed Angle Theorem – the
measure of the Inscribed Angle is one - half the measure of the Intercepted Arc.
1
∠ CBD= ArcCD
2
1
∠ CBD= ( 30o ) =15o .
2
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Hint: Answer the questions in order. You may write your answers beside the items. Do not forget to write
the degrees.

3 Saddest Lessons in Math

Parallel Lines: lines that will never meet
Asymptotic Lines: lines that will approach but will never meet
Tangent Lines: Lines that will only meet once and never again

Solution: AC is a diameter; therefore, it bisects the circle into two equal parts (ABC and ADC are
1 1 o
semicircles). Inscribed Angle Theorem. ∠ ADB= ArcAB → 40= ArcAB → 2 ( 40 )= ArcAB=80 . Since
2 2
ArcAB is 80 , then ArcBC is 100 . And since Arc CD is 70 , then Arc AD is 110 o.
o o o

1. Inscribed Angles in the Same Arc Theorem. Since ∠ ADB and ∠ ACB intercepts the same arc (Arc
AB), and ∠ ADB=40o , then ∠ ACB=40o .
Hint: Answer the questions in order. You may write your answers beside the items. Do not forget to write
the degrees.

Tangent Lines and Segments

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Solution: Tangent Line Theorem

Since ES is perpendicular to SP, the angle
formed is 90 o. Because one of the interior angles
of the triangle is a right angle, then the triangle
formed is a Right Triangle. To find one of the
segments of a right triangle use the
Pythagorean Theorem.

ES2 + SP2=EP 2

102 + SP2=262

SP2=262 −102

SP2=676−100

SP2=576
SP=√ 576=24 units
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Solution: Tangent Segment Theorem

FL=3 cm, therefore, it follows that FE=3 cm.
(Do the same with the other given)
Hint: Perimeter = sum of the lengths of a
polygon. Do not forget to write the final answer
with unit.

Answer:

Angles formed by Secants and Tangents

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Each number corresponds to the angle being asked. You may answer directly. Do not forget the unit
(degrees).
Solutions:
1. ∠ 1=90o Central Angle – Intercepted Arc Postulate - The measure of the central angle of a circle is
equal to its intercepted arc.
2. ∠ 2=90o Central Angle – Intercepted Arc Postulate - The measure of the central angle of a circle is
equal to its intercepted arc.
3. ∠ 3=90oThe Semicircle Theorem - An angle inscribed in a semicircle is a right angle
1 1 o
4. ∠ 4= ( arc OY ) = ∠ 4= (120 ) = ∠ 4=60 0 Inscribed Angle Theorem - The measure of an
2 2
inscribed angle is one – half the measure of its intercepted arc.
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Answer 5 to 12 items. You may refer to the theorems on the previous pages.
Hint: Answer the questions in order. You may write your answers beside the items. Do not forget to write
the degrees.

5. ∠ 5=[ ]o
8. ∠ 8=[ ]o
11.∠ 11=[ ] o

6. ∠𝟔 = [ ] o
9. ∠𝟗 = [ ] o
12.∠ 12=[] o

7. ∠ 7=[ ]o
10.∠ 10=[ ] o

Segments formed in Circles

Power Theorems
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1. x=[] units 2. x=[] units

y=[ ]units y=[ ]units

1. AH = 6, HG = 8, BH = 3, HF = [ ]units

Intersecting Chords Power Theorem - If two chords intersect in the interior of the circle, then the product
of the lengths of the segments of one chord is equal to the product of the lengths of the segments of the
other chord.
( AH )( HG ) =( BH ) ( HF )
( 6 ) ( 8 ) =( 3 ) ( HF )
( 6 )( 8 )
( HF )= =16
3
HF = 16 units

2. EI = x+6, ID = 3x+5, CD = 2x+35, ED = [ ]units

3. AG = 16, BH = 7, HF = 3, HG = 4, AH = [ ]units

4. BF = 22, BH = 9, AH = 6, HG = 4, HF = [ ]units

5. KE = 9, JE = 30, JK = [ ]units

6. JK = 41, KE = 6, JE = [ ]units