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Circles: Finding Circumference

Circles: Finding Circumference

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Mathematics

7th Grade

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CCSS
7.G.B.4

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Shawn Sheridan

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Circles: Finding Circumference

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Important Circle Vocabulary

  • Radius: a line segment from the center of a circle to the outside

  • Diameter: a line segment going across an entire circle, passing through the middle

  • Circumference: the distance around the outside of the circle, its perimeter

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Radius:

This shows a circle with a radius of 50 cm, the distance from the center to the outside of the circle

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Multiple Choice

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What is the radius of this circle?

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36 cm

2

9 cm

3

18 cm

4

12 cm

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Diameter:

This image shows a circle with a diameter of 12 inches, the distance from one side to the other going through the center

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Multiple Choice

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What is the diameter of this circle? 

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10 cm

2

5 cm

3

2.5 cm

4

50 cm

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Radius and Diameter

  • The diameter is twice the radius so: Diameter = Radius x 2

  • The radius is half the diameter so: Radius = Diameter divided by 2

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Multiple Choice

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This circle shows the diameter, what is the radius of this circle?

1

12 cm

2

10 cm

3

5 cm

4

6 cm

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Multiple Choice

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This image shows the radius of a circle, what is the circles diameter?

1

10 m

2

5 m

3

12 m

4

15 m

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Circumference of a Circle

This image shows that circumference is the distance around the entire circle - the red lines length

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Circumference Formula #1

Since a circle has curved sides, we must use a mathematical formula to find the Circumference there are two formulas we can use

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Circumference Formula #1

 π = 3.14\pi\ =\ 3.14 

In this formula we multiply (3.14) times the diameter of the circle to find the circumference

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Circumference Formula #2

Because diameter is radius times 2, we can also use this formula where we multiply pi (3.14) times the radius and also times 2.

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Calculating Circumference

We use the formula to calculate the circumference: 

 C = πdC\ =\ \pi d  
 C = 3.14 x 12 C\ =\ 3.14\ x\ 12\   
 C = 37.68 inchesC\ =\ 37.68\ inches  

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Multiple Choice

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 C = 2πrC\ =\ 2\pi r  

 C = πdC\ =\ \pi d      
What is the circumference of this circle? round to the nearest hundredth and use 3.14 for  π\pi  

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19.84 inches

2

9.42 inches

3

18.84 inches

4

17.88 inches

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Multiple Choice

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 C = πdC\ =\ \pi d 

  C = 2πrC\ =\ 2\pi r  

What is the circumference of this circle?  use 3.14 for  π\pi  and round to the nearest hundredth. 

1

56.52 in

2

55.25 in

3

66.56 in

4

28.26 in

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Multiple Choice

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What is the circumference of this circle?

1

50.25 in

2

25.24 in

3

60.34 in

4

56.52 in

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Multiple Choice

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What is the diamter of this circle?

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3.5

2

7

3

14

4

6

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Multiple Choice

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What is the diameter of this circle?

1

36.8

2

75

3

73.6

4

74.5

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Multiple Choice

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What is the radius of this circle? 

1

18

2

17

3

36

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Circles: Finding Circumference

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