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Circle Geometry – Handout #1 Circle Terminology Review KLO’s: Understands and applies circle properties. Learning Outcome (7SS1): Demonstrate an understanding of circles by : - describing the relationships among radius, diameter and circumference relating circumference to pi determining the sum of the central angles constructing circles with a given radius or diameter solving problems involving the radii, diameters and circumferences of circles. On the circle below, draw in and label the following terms: 1) radius 2) diameter How is the radius and diameter of a circle related? What is the circumference of a circle? How do we calculate the circumference of a circle? LLR Math 9 – Review Handout #1 Circle Geometry – Circle Terminology Review (7SS1) What does area of an object refer to? How do we calculate the area of a circle? What are parallel lines? Give an example of parallel lines found in everyday life. What are perpendicular lines? Give an example of perpendicular lines found in everyday life. What is a bisector? What is a perpendicular bisector? LLR Math 9 – Review Handout #1 Circle Geometry – Circle Terminology Review (7SS1) Example 1 – Measuring Central Angles What would be the angle formed if the hands pointed to 3 o’clock? __________ What would be the angle formed if the hands pointed to 6 o’clock? __________ What would be the angle formed at 4 o’clock? ______ 2 o’clock? ___________ How about at 8 o’clock? ______ and 11 o’clock? ____________ The measure of the sum of all central angles in a circle equals ______________. LLR Math 9 – Review Handout #1 Circle Geometry – Circle Terminology Review (7SS1)