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Central angles, Arcs, and Sectors

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

The measure of the central angle is equal to the measure of the arc intercepted by its rays.

a)

always true

b)

sometimes true

c)

never true

2.

What is the area of a circle whose radius is 9cm?

a)

9π cm29\pi\ cm^2

b)

18π cm218\pi\ cm^2

c)

40.5π cm240.5\pi\ cm^2

d)

81π cm281\pi\ cm^2

3.

What is the circumference of a circle whose diameter is 16ft?

a)

8π ft8\pi\ ft

b)

16π ft16\pi\ ft

c)

32π ft32\pi\ ft

d)

64π ft64\pi\ ft

4.

Find the area of a circle, if its circumference is

 15π cm15\pi\ cm .

a)

 15π cm215\pi\ cm^2  

b)

 30π cm230\pi\ cm^2  

c)

 56.25π cm256.25\pi\ cm^2  

d)

 225π cm2225\pi\ cm^2  

5.

What is the measure of angle ARV?

(a)  

6.

What is the measure of arc EV?

(a)  

7.

What is the length of arc JA if RV is 8cm?

a)

20π9cm\frac{20\pi}{9}cm

b)

22π9cm\frac{22\pi}{9}cm

c)

10π3cm\frac{10\pi}{3}cm

d)

4π cm4\pi\ cm

8.

Find the area of the sector ERI if JI is 18cm.

a)

9π2cm2\frac{9\pi}{2}cm^2

b)

9π cm29\pi\ cm^2

c)

81π4cm2\frac{81\pi}{4}cm^2

d)

81π cm281\pi\ cm^2

9.

Solve for the area of the shaded region if ER = 5cm.

a)

5π 102cm2\frac{5\pi\ -10}{2}cm^2

b)

5π 104cm2\frac{5\pi\ -\ 10}{4}cm^2

c)

25π 502cm2\frac{25\pi\ -\ 50}{2}cm^2

d)

25π 504cm2\frac{25\pi\ -\ 50}{4}cm^2

10.

What is the measure of angle JGO?

(a)  

11.

What is the measure of arc UI?

(a)  

12.

What is the length of arc JO if GO is 6cm?

a)

7π5cm\frac{7\pi}{5}cm

b)

8π5cm\frac{8\pi}{5}cm

c)

24π5cm\frac{24\pi}{5}cm

d)

21π5cm\frac{21\pi}{5}cm

13.

What is the area of the sector JGI if IG = 12ft?

a)

22π5ft2\frac{22\pi}{5}ft^2

b)

44π5ft2\frac{44\pi}{5}ft^2

c)

264π5ft2\frac{264\pi}{5}ft^2

d)

276π5ft2\frac{276\pi}{5}ft^2

14.

What is the area of sector UGO if JL = 18 cm?

a)

1323π40ft2\frac{1323\pi}{40}ft^2

b)

147π20ft2\frac{147\pi}{20}ft^2

c)

147π10ft2\frac{147\pi}{10}ft^2

d)

1323π10ft2\frac{1323\pi}{10}ft^2