
Here we go ~
1. A circle can be named by their Centre, so here in the diagram it's :
2. Name 4 radii :
Radii are the line segments that joins the centre and boundary of circle.
They are :
3. 2 Major arcs :
considering two points on a circle, and joining them forms a curve ( you can say part of circumference )
When we consider two points two arcs are formed and the arc with more length is known as Major Arc
That is :
- Major arc ECF
- Major arc BEC
4. A Semicircle :
Semicircle is special arc which is formed when two arcs formed by the points are equals to one another... it's also half the Perimeter of circle.
that is :
5. 3 minor arcs :
The arc formed by two points having lesser length is known as minor arc.
that is :
6. 3 Central angles :
Central angles are angles formed by arcs on centre of the circle ~
that is :
- Angle FAB
- Angle BAC
- Angle GAB
7. A diameter :
Diameter is a chord that passes through centre of the circle.
8. Congruent Angles :
In the given figure, there are two equal/congruent angles that are ~
9. Adjacent arcs :
The arcs that have one common end point are known as Adjacent arcs ~
that are :
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
- 12 ≤ 2x - 4 < 10 ( add 4 to all 3 intervals )
- 8 ≤ 2x < 14 ( divide all 3 intervals by 2 )
- 4 ≤ x < 7
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
the given figure is rectangle
area of rectangle=l*b
=5*6
=30 ft^2
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