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Chapter 10 Jeopardy. To Play : Pick a topic column Pick a point value Be the first to buzz in the correct answer!. Game Objectives:. For students to use as a review before quiz on section 10.1-10.5 To engage students in a fun way to learn the information. Click to begin.
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Chapter 10 Jeopardy • To Play: • Pick a topic column • Pick a point value • Be the first to buzz in the correct answer!
Game Objectives: For students to use as a review before quiz on section 10.1-10.5 To engage students in a fun way to learn the information Click to begin.
Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy
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Circle A has diameters BD and CE. If BD =12 and CE=12, find BA. A B E D C
Find the Circumference of Circle A If the radius is 8 C A D B E
Circle A has diameters BD and CE. If BD and CE both = 14, Find the Radius of BA and CA. Once you solve for CA and BA, solve For QA. B A C E Q D
BA and CA=7 QA=7
The diameter for circle B is 12 inches, the diameter of circle A is 22 Inches, and the diameter of circle C is 14 inches. Find XA. A C B X Y
BX + XA=BA 6+XA= 11 XA=5
Find the exact circumference of circle A. (Hint: use Pythagorean theorem.) A 8 15
64+225=c squared 289=C C= 17 Circumference = Pi x diameter Circumference of circle A = 53.41
Find Angle CAE( Hint: Angles CAE and EAB are linear pairs) A E 4x F 225x 3x C B D
25x+4x+3x=180 32x=180 X= 5.625 25(5.625) =140.625
Find the measure of arc EF D C A 45 degrees B E F
AB=12 and angle BAC=120 degrees, find the length of arc BC. B A 120 degrees C
C=2(pi)(12) or 24pi 120/360=AC/24pi 120/360(24pi)=AC 25.13=AC
In circle A, BA is the radius and BC is a minor arc. • If BA=5 inches and the length of BC is 4Pi inches, what is the • measure of angle BAC. • 144 degrees B. 72 degrees C. 150 degrees • D. 120 degrees. A B C
In circle A, angle BAF=40 degrees and CA bisects AD. Find arc BE, arc CDE, and arc FCE B C A 40 degrees F D E
DE=40 CDE= 130 FCE= 220
A regular octagon is inscribed in a circle as part of a stained glass art piece. If opposite vertices are connected by a line segment, what is The measure of angle BAC? A B C
Chords CE and BD are equidistant from the center. If the radius of circle A is 30, find CE and FD B A C F G 10 10 D E
(CG)^2+(GA)^2=(CA)^2 (CG)^2+10^2=30^2 (CG)^2=100=900 (CG)^2=800 CG=28.2843 CG=1/2(GA), so GA=2(28.2843) or 56.5685 CF is congruent to DB, so DG also equals 56.5685. DF=1/2 of DG so DF=28.2843
The radius of Circle A= 10, AD=6 Find BD and BC. A B 6 D C
6^2+x^2=10^2 36+x^2=100 X^2=64 X=8 BD=8 BC=16
Determine the measure for the arc of the circle circumscribed about the traffic sign. A A D B C
In circle A, BG is congruent to CF and AC=10 Find the measures of CE, CF, BG, and BD. B A C D E 6 G F
6^2+x^2=10^2 36+x^2=100 X^2=64 X=8 CE=8 CF=16 BD=8 BG=16
Find the measure of each numbered angle for the figure above. Measure of angle 1=x, measure of angle 2=2x-20 A 2 1
Measure of angle 1=measure of angle2 X=2x-20 X=20Angles 1 and 2=20
Triangles BDE and BEC are inscribed in circle A with arc BD Congruent to arc DE. Find the measure of angle 1 and angle 2 if the Measure of angle 1= 12x-8 and measure of angle 2= 3x+8 A D B 1 2 C E
Measure of angle 1+measure of angle 2+ measure of angle BCE=180 X=6 Angle 1=64, angle 2=26
Measure of angle D=1/3x+5 Measure of angle B= 1/2x Find the measure of each numbered angle for the figure above A B 1 2 3 C D
Angle 1=51 Angle 2=90 Angle 3=39
Quadrilateral BCDE is inscribed in a circle. Find the measure of angles D and E. C A 100 D 35 B E
Angle D=145 Angle E=80
Acute Angles are_____ equilateral. Equilateral triangles are _____ isosceles. Obtuse triangles are _____ Scalene. Fill in the following statements with sometimes, always or never. Each word can be used more than once.
Sometimes Always Sometimes
A Chord that passes through the center of a circle.
An arc that measures less than 180 degrees. An arc that measures greater than 180 degrees. An arc that measures 180 degrees
Minor Arc Major Arc Semicircle