Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION IX –ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ZAMBOANGA CITY
REGIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
Malasiga, San Roque, Zamboanga City

Enhanced Mathematics 10
Problem Set
Second Quarter
Name: ___________________Grade & Section: _____________Date: ________

Directions: Read and answer the following items. Write your answers on
a 1 whole sheet of paper. Show your solutions.

I. Circle Theorems

Given the figure below, AB is tangent to ⊙ O . The measure of

BC = 2x+6, CD = x+40, DE = x and EB = 60° .

Find the following.

a. the value of x h. ∠4 o. ∠ 11
b. DE i. ∠5 p. ∠ 12
c. BC j. ∠6 q. ∠ 13
d. CD k. ∠7 r. ∠ 14
e. ∠ 1 l. ∠8 s. ∠ 15
f. ∠ 2 m. ∠9
g. ∠ 3 n. ∠ 10

II. Equations of Circles

A. Write the standard form of each equation of the circle. Then,

graph the equation in a graphing paper.(5 points each)

1. Center: (0,3), r = 2 units

2. Center: (4,5), r = 6 units
3. Center: (-1,4), r = √ 5 units
3
4. Center: (-2,-7), r = units
2

B. For each of the following equations of circles, determine the

center and radius and convert these equations into general
form. (5 points each)
 1. (x +7)2+( y −4)2=16
2. ( x +3)2+( y +2)2=225
3. (x−5)2 +( y +5)2=6 0

C. Solve for the following problems.(5 points each)

1. In the figure, G(m, 0) is the center of the circle, where 0<

m < 7. The circle passes through P(7, 4) and its radius is 5
units.
a. Find the value of m.
b. Find the equation of the circle in standard form.

2. Apollo 8 was the first manned spacecraft orbits the moon at an

average altitude of 185 kilometers above the moon’s surface.
Determine an equation to model the orbit of the Apollo 8 Command
module if the radius of the moon is 1,740 kilometers. Let the
center of the moon be at the point of origin.

Prepared by:

Ms. Annalyn U. Pabraquel

Enhanced Math 10 Teacher