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Circles Lesson - GCSE

Circles Lesson - GCSE

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Mathematics

10th Grade

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CCSS
7.G.B.4, 8.G.C.9, 5.MD.C.3A

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Circles

Working out area and circumfrence

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Multiple Choice

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If we are looking at length, area and then volume which of these answers has the units in the correct order?

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cm, cm3, cm2

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cm3, cm2, cm

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cm, cm2, cm3

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of the circle is the arrow pointing to?

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Arc

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radius

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Diameter

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Circumference

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Multiple Choice

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Which part of the circle is the arrow pointing to?

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chord

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arc

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middle

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radius

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 Answer: Circumference of Circle with Radius of 3CM

  •  π=3.14  \pi=3.14\ \   Circumference is  2πr  or  πd2\pi r\ \ or\ \ \pi d   

  • Radius is 3 so this is 2 x 3.14 x 3

  • 2 x 3.14 x 3 = 18.84cm

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Answer: Area of Circle with Radius of 3CM

  •  π=3.14  \pi=3.14\ \   Area is  πr2\pi r^2   

  • Radius is 3 so this is  3.14 x  323^2  

  • =  3.14 x 9 = 28.26  cm2cm^2  

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Answer: Volume of Cylinder with Radius 5cm 

and height 10cm

  •  π=3.14  \pi=3.14\ \   Area is  πr2\pi r^2   Volume is Area x height

  • Radius is 5 so this is  3.14 x  525^2  

  • Area =  3.14 x 25 = 78.5  cm2cm^2  

  • Volume is Area x Height = 78.5 x 10

  • = 785  cm3cm^3  

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Working out area and circumfrence

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