MATHEMATICS 10 SECOND QUARTER Leaming Activity Sheet No. 2 Name of Leamer: Grade and Section: ‘Schoot: Date: WEEK 4: MELC 4 and 5 COMPETENCIES: * Derive inductively the relations among chords, arcs, central angles, and inscribed angles (M10GE-IIc-1) «Prove theorems related to chords, arcs, central angles, and inscribed angles (M10AL-ta1) Reference: Melvin M. Callanta, eal. 2015. Mathematics 10 Leamer’s Module, Activity available at n> Rn a WRITTEN WORKS ‘A. Use © 0 below to identify and name the om following: R, 1. radius ca ‘\ 3. chord A 4. semicircle: ‘5. minor arcs: (E 6. major arcs, ed 7. central angles 8. inscribed angles B. Determine whether the following statements are true or false. 4. ifOX1PQ,O¥ 1 RQ and ox = oy, then QX = RY ICY is the midpoint of RQ. then OF 1. RV. WPX = OR, then 20XP isa right angle. IPQ = RQ, then ox = oy. XQ = YQ, then XP = YR. PaAeNC. Determine whether the following statements are always tue, sometimes true, or Never true. Use the figure below. Points A. B, C, and D are on the circle. 1. AB = DC, then 2408 = DOC. A 2H LAOB = 2DOC, then DC = AB B 3. ZBOA = 2COD, then BA = CD. 4. AD = TD, then mAB = m0D. c 5. fmAB = mDC, then 4 ABO = ADCO. D. Direction: Choose the letter of your answer in each number and write it on a separate sheet of paper. 1. What is an angle whose vertex is on a circle and whose sides contain chords of the circle? a. Central angie ¢. Circumscribed angle b. Inscribed angle 4d. Intercepted are 2. The opposite angles of a quadrilateral inscribed in a circle are a. Right cc. complementary b. Obtuse ¢. supplementary 3. Ata given point on a circle, how many linels can be drawn that is tangent to the circle? a. One cs. three b. Two . four 4. A regular octagon is inscribed in a circle. The angle that each side of the octagon dolimits at the center of the octagon measures a. 45 degrees c. 75 degrees b. 90 degrees 6. 60 degrees 5. What is the measure of . ee ‘Tip om Reasoning and Proof- You can use triangle congruence theorems to prove relationships among tangents and secants; and to likewise prove two congruent RUTH T. FONTANILLA ‘Teacher |, NONSHS MARVIN J. LIBO-ON SST 1. NONSHSMath CoordinatorKey Answers [ WRITTEN WORKS A. 1. A0,R0,S0,B0 248 3. DE,AB 4. AMB, ADB 5. AR, AS, AM, .. 6. SAB 7. £SOA, ROA. £S0B B. 1. Tue 2. False 3. Tue 4. False 5. False C1. Always true 2. Always true 3. Always true 4. Sometimes true 5. Always true D.1.b 2d. Sa. 4a Sb | PERFORMACE TASK Students answer may vary and teacher may raie the answers of the leamers based on the given rubric. Sample solution: SAOE = ADOE by HyL Right Triangle Congruence Theorem. | |