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Circles

A circle is the set of all points in a plane that are at a given distance from a center.

What What isis it? it?

Parts of a Circle

CenterCenterThe midpoint of a circle is

Parts of a CircleCircumferenceCircumference The outside of the circle is called

Parts of a Circle

DiameterDiameter (must go through the center)

The line that divides the circle into 2 equal parts.

Parts of a Circle

RadiusRadius (half a diameter – from the outside to the center)

The line drawn from the centre to the circumference is …

Parts of a Circle

SectorSector (like a slice of pizza)

Parts of a CircleChordChord

A line that connects one point on the edge of the circle with another point on the circle but not through the centeris called ….

Parts of a CircleSegmentSegment (looks a bit like an orange segment)

Is a part of the circumference of the circle .

Parts of a Circle

ArcArc (part of the circumference)

Parts of a Circle

TangentTangent(a line that touches the circle at a single point on the circumference

Parts of the Circle

centre

radius

diameter

chord

arc

Parts of a Circle

SemicircleSemicircle(half a circle)

What is this?

RadiusRadius

What is this?

SemicircleSemicircle

What is this?

CenterCenter

What is this?

DiameterDiameter

What is this?

ChordChord

What is this?

SectorSector

What is this?CircumferenceCircumference

What is this?SegmentSegment

What is this?

TangentTangent

What is this?

DiameterDiameter

What is this?

SectorSector

What is this?

SemicircleSemicircle

What is this?

SegmentSegment

What is this?

ChordChord

What is this?

TangentTangent

What is this?

ArcArc

Homework: Learn these words(meanings & spellings)

• Here are some pictures made with circles, both art and nature!!

On paper make this simple circles picture

• Your turn:

• Draw a circle. •

• Make the second circle like this: with its center at a circumference point on the first circle, and ending at the center of the first circle.

• Make the third circle like this: with its center at the intersection of the first two circles, and ending at the center of the first circle.

• Keep making circles like that last one, until you have six circles surrounding the center one.

• You can now color

• Add build on your design