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Lesson 8.2 Circle Vocab

Lesson 8.2 Circle Vocab

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Mathematics

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9th Grade

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Joedi Coleman

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4 Slides • 6 Questions

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A Spin on the Ferris Wheel

Learning Targets:

  • Define the terms major arc, minor arc, chord, tangent line, radius, and diameter.

  • Identify the measure of an arc as the measure of its corresponding central angle.

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What do you notice about the Ferris wheel shown in the picture?

What do you wonder?

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A Spin on the Ferris Wheel

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Abigail is sitting in cart A and George is sitting in cart G. If Abigail is 15 ft from the center of the wheel, how far away is she from George?

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​Bo is sitting in cart B and Karah is sitting in cart K. Is the distance between them greater than or less than the distance between George and Abigail? Explain.

A Spin on the Ferris Wheel

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What is the angle made between two adjacent spokes?

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Math Response

How many degrees does the Ferris wheel have to turn for Abigail to make it to the position where George is currently?

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The Ferris wheel turns clockwise. Lorelai is sitting in cart L and Darren is in cart D. How many degrees does the wheel have to turn for Lorelai to be in Darren’s current position?

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The Ferris wheel turns clockwise. Lorelai is sitting in cart L and Darren is in cart D. How many degrees does the Ferris wheel have to turn for Darren to be in Lorelai’s current position?

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Deg°
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It takes 4 minutes for the wheel to make one complete rotation. Put a circle at Bo’s location after riding the wheel for 21 minutes.

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A Spin on the Ferris Wheel

Learning Targets:

  • Define the terms major arc, minor arc, chord, tangent line, radius, and diameter.

  • Identify the measure of an arc as the measure of its corresponding central angle.

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