Int2 0502 QRMH SE
Int2 0502 QRMH SE
M
9•2
and Arcs
MEASURING ANGLES AND ARCS
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Arc Length
An arc is part of a circle, and the arc length is a part of the
circumference of the circle.
_ = _
ℓ x
C
360
_ _
ℓ x
2πr = 360 Substitute the formula x° r
for circumference.
360ℓ = 2πrx Cross multiply.
ℓ = __
2πrx
360
Solve for ℓ.
ℓ = _
x ․
360
2πr Simplify.
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This equation can be used to find the length of arc ℓ.
⁀ = _
x ․
AB 360
2πr Arc Length Equation
R 135°
⁀ = _
135
AB 360 ․ 2π(8) Substitution 8 in.
B
⁀ ≈ 18.85 in.
AB Use a calculator. C
120° × _
180 = _
3 , so 120° = _
π 2π 2π
3
1. 2.
x° 105°
x°
115° 120°
60°
̶̶ ̶̶
BDand AC are diameters of ⊙O. Identify each arc as a
major arc, minor arc, or semicircle of the circle. Then
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find its measure.
⁀
3. m BA B
A
44°
⁀
4. m ACB O
⁀
5. m BCD
D
C
Use ⊙O to find the length of each arc. Round to the
nearest hundredth. Geo-SG10-02-04-860187-B
⁀ if the radius is 2 meters
6. DE D
C
⁀ if the diameter is 7 inches
7. DEA
45° 120°
B E
⁀ if BE = 24 feet
8. BC O
⁀ if DO = 3 millimeters
9. CBA
A
J
Write each degree measure in radians. Round to the
nearest hundredth.
14. 25°
15. 76°
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16. 124°
17. 149°
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