
Circles ~ Major Lesson
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Courtney Tout
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By Courtney Tout
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Circumference - the distance around the circle
Diameter - the distance from the edge through the center to another edge
Radius - the distance from edge to center
Center - the middle most point
Parts of a Circle
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_____________ is the distance around the circle
circumference
center
radius
diameter
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Does this picture show the diameter or radius of a circle?
Diameter
Radius
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Radius
Diameter
Center
Chord
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What part of a circle does the red line represent?
the radius
the diameter
the circumference
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What is the length around a circle called?
the radius
the diameter
the circumference
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The most commonly used value of pi.
Pi
Use this version of pi when you have radius or diameters that are multiples of 7.
Ex: 7, 14, 21, 28, 35, 42, 49, 56, 63, 70
The ratio between a circles circumference and its diameter.
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What is the best description of pi?
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Which of these ratios is the closest approximation of pi?
13/4
16/5
19/6
22/7
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The diameter of a circular pool is 24.8 feet and the circumference is 77.9 feet. What should you do to find π?
77.9 / 24.8
24.8 / 77.9
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The relationship between Radius and Diameter is simple.
Radius Vs Diameter
Radius is half the size of the diameter, so we can use the following formula to find radius when given diameter:
Diameter is 2 times the size of the radius, so we can use the following formula to find diameter when given radius:
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_____________ is twice the radius
circumference
center
radius
diameter
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_____________ is half of the diameter
circumference
center
radius
diameter
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When you are given Radius, use
When you are given Diameter, use
Some text here about the topic of discussion.
Circumference Formulas
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Set up the formula to find circumference.
C = 9 π
C = 9 x 3.14
C = 18 π
C = 18 x 3.14
C = 2 x 3 x π
C = 2 x 3 x 3.14
C = 18 x 2 x π
C = 18 x 2 x 3.14
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Set up the formula to find circumference.
C = 9.9 x π
C = 9.9 x 3.14
C = 9.9 x 2
C = 9.9 x 2 x π
C = 9.9 x 2 x 3.14
C = 3.14 x π
C = 3.14 x 3.14
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Identify which formula to use - including what Pi to use!
Plug in what you know
Solve!
Steps - to - Success
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Step 1: We are given Diameter, so we will use
C = pi x d
Step 2: Plug information in
C = 4 x 3.14
Step 3: Solve
C = 12.56
Example 1
= 4 x 3.14
= 12.56
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Step 1: We are given radius, so we selected:
C = 2 x pi x r
Step 2: Plug in what we know:
C = 2 x 3 x 3.14
Step 3: Solve
C = 18.84 Inches
Example 2
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diameter = 10 mi
31.4 mi
31.5 mi
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We can use the circumference formula when given radius:
C = 2 x pi x r
To help us discover the formula for Area of a Circle
Watch as the circle is transformed into a parallelogram and the area of a circle formula is derived.
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We are taking our circle and its' slices and transforming it to form into a parallelogram. One slice is how tall?
The size of the circumference
The size of pi
The size of the diameter
The size of the radius
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We are taking our circle and its' slices and transforming it to form into a parallelogram. How long should it be?
The size of the circumference
Half the size of the circumference
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The size of the radius
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A=πd
A=2πr
A=πr2
A=πd2
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We have transformed our circle, into a parallelogram and relabeled.
Area of Parallelogram = b x h
base = 1/2 C --> 1/2(2Πr)
height = r
1/2 (2)(Πr) (r) = Π x r x r or Πr2
Using the Area of a Parallelogram formula, lets' determine the area of the parallelogram.
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A=πd
A=2πr
A=πr2
A=πd2
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What all information do you need to know to determine Area of a Circle? [Hint: Select 2 choices]
Diameter
Circumference
Radius
Pi
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A circular swimming pool is 21 feet in diameter.
How many square feet is the area of the pool?
693 ft2
346.5 ft
65.94 ft2
346.5 ft2
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