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    This document discusses the parts of a circle. It defines a circle as a set of points equidistant from a single point called the center. The document then labels several example circles, showing their radii, diameters, chords, and sectors. It also includes an activity where students would label radii on sample circles drawn on a smartboard.

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    This document discusses the parts of a circle. It defines a circle as a set of points equidistant from a single point called the center. The document then labels several example circles, showing their radii, diameters, chords, and sectors. It also includes an activity where students would label radii on sample circles drawn on a smartboard.

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    This document discusses the parts of a circle. It defines a circle as a set of points equidistant from a single point called the center. The document then labels several example circles, showing their radii, diameters, chords, and sectors. It also includes an activity where students would label radii on sample circles drawn on a smartboard.

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    CIRCLE

    CIRCLE and Parts of Circle


    Learning Objectives
    • Students will be able to explain parts of the circle

    • Students will be able to show the parts of the circle


    What is Circle?
    Circle is . . . (Video)
    • A set of all points that are “Equidistant” (the same distance)
    from another single point.
    D V U
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    O G
    F O
    W S

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    A E
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    CIRCLE A Q R
    •RADIUS = CIRCLE C
    •DIAMETER = •RADIUS =
    •CHORD = •DIAMETER =
    •SECTOR = •CHORD =
    •If the Radius = 7 cm, The Diameter = . . . Cm •SECTOR =
    Activity (Drawing in Smartboard)
    1.Circle A : Radius 3 cm, label 3 radii as OD, OE, OF

    2.Circle B : Radius 4 cm, label 4 radii as OH, OI, OJ, OK

    3.Circle C : Radius 6 cm, label 5 radii as OR, OS, OT, OQ, OV

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