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This guide explores the relationships between angles and arcs in circles, detailing key concepts such as central angles, inscribed angles, and angles formed outside the circle. We discuss how the measure of a central angle equals the measure of its intercepted arc, while an angle on the circle measures half of the arc it intercepts. Additionally, we provide several examples to illustrate how to calculate unknown angle measures based on given arcs and angles, enhancing comprehension of circular geometry.
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Angles in and out of the circle • OOUT IN
What we know so far • Central angle = arc • Angle ON the circle = ½ arc
Vertex is inside the circle ARC A B ANGLE D C ARC Looks like a PLUS sign!
Ex. 1 Find m1. 93° A B 1 D C 113°
Ex. 2 Find mQT. N Q 84o 92o M T
Ex 3: Find x. 40o xo 120o
Vertex is outside the circle C ANGLE small ARC A D LARGE ARC B LARGE ARC LARGE ARC small ARC ANGLE small ARC ANGLE
Ex. 4 Find m1. 1 15° A D 65° B
Ex. 5 Find mAB. A 27° 70° B
Ex. 6 Find m1. 260° 1