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                                        :SB                                     :SC226038200053248053248053             :SH0535C                                :SH0737B                                :SH0830O                                :SF                                     D. Angles of a Circle.                                                          Make sure you know these theorems,      definitions and assumptions.                                                                                            NOTE: < = Angle                               ^ = Degrees                                                               1. A central angle is                   measured by its                         intercepted arc. Stated                 otherwise, a central                    angle is equal in degrees               to its intercepted arc.                                                         <COB = degrees in BC                    :RA                                     :SD                                     :SB                                     :SC190035155056226038226038             :SH0724A                                :SH0534B                                :SH0430C                                :SF                                     2. An inscribed angle is equal in       degrees to one-half its intercepted     arc.                                                                            <CAB = 1/2  degrees in BC                                                       3. In a circle, a                       diameter is twice the                   radius and divides the                  circle into two                         semicircles                             :RA                                     :SD                                     :SB                                     :SC154056245056215035154056             :SH0824A                                :SH0838B                                :SH0434C                                :SF                                     4. An angle inscribed in a semicircle   is a right angle.                                                               <ACB = 90^                              :RA                                     :SD                                     :SB                                     :SC202056172071226071226071             :SH0731O                                :SH1027A                                :SH1034B                                :SF                                     Example:                                                                        Given: Circle O; AB = 60^,              OA = 6" Find: Length of AB                                                      1. Draw radius OB.                      2. Since AB = 60^,                         <AOB = 60^.                          3. Since OA = OB,                          <A = <B.                             4. But <A + <B                             = 180^ - <O                             = 180^ -60^ = 120^                   5. Then, <A = <B = 60^ = <O             6. Since { AOB is equiangular, it       is equilateral; OA = OB = AB = 6" Ans.  :RA                                     :SD                                     :Q                                      :SB                                     :SC153055247055200055214033             :SH0723A                                :SH0738B                                :SH0431C                                :SH0831O                                :SH0729y                                :SF                                     1. Given: Circle O,                     diameter AB, radius OC,                 BC = 80^.                                                                       Find:  Number of                        degrees in <y.                                                                  (a) 40  (b) 80  (c) 100                                                         (d) 140  (e) 0                          :RCC                                    1. (c) 100 Ans.                                                                 The central angle of a                  circle is equal to its                  intercepted arc.                        Therefore:                                                                         <COB = 80^                                                                   Since y + <COB are on                   the same side of a                      straight line about a                   central point, they                     total 180^                                                                       y + 80^ = 180^                                                                        y = 100^ Ans.                    :RA                                     :SD                                     :Q                                      :SB                                     :SC173038231038204074204035             :SP204035173038173038173038             :SH0525A                                :SH1131B                                :SH0431C                                :SH0536D                                :SF                                     2. Given: Circle O, <A = 30^. Find:     Number of degrees in <B.                                                        (a) 15  (b) 30  (c) 60                                                          (d) 90  (e) 10                          :RCB                                    2. (b) 30 Ans.                                                                  Angle A and Angle B                     intercept the same arc                  CD and are therefore                    equal.                                                                              <B = <A = 30^ Ans.                  :RA                                     :SD                                     :Q                                      :SB                                     :SC152056248056210056196035             :SP152056196035196035196035             :SH0724A                                :SH0738B                                :SH0430C                                :SH0831O                                :SF                                     3. Given: Circle O, diameter AB, radius OC, <COB = 100^. Find: Number of        degrees in <A.                                                                  (a) 50  (b) 90  (c) 100                                                         (d) 200  (e) 150                        :RCA                                    3. (a) 50 Ans.                                                                  An inscribed angle is                   equal in degrees to one                 half its intercepted                    arc. Since <A intercepts                the same arc as <COB,                                                            <A = 1/2 <COB                                                                      = 1/2 (100^)                                                                    = 50^ Ans.                          :SD                                     :ET                                     :ET