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    Circle and Its Parts

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    Grade 8

    M – minimize
    your voices
    A – always
    pay attention
    T – turn off
    your gadgets
    H – have
    RESPECT
    REVIE
    W:
    1. What theorem states that
    the measure of an exterior
    angle is always greater than
    the measure of any of the two
    remote interior angles in a
    triangle?
    REVIE
    W:
    2. What theorem states that
    the sum of the lengths of any
    two sides of a triangle is
    greater than the length of the
    third side?
    REVIE
    W:
    3. What does the Side-Angle
    Inequality Theorem state?
    • At the end of the 60-minute discussion,
    75% of the students should be able to;
    a.) define a circle and
    its parts;
    b.) determine parts of
    the circle with a given
    figure; and
    c.) appreciate the
    importance of circle
    INDIVIDUAL
    ACTIVITY

    Draw a point in the


    middle of a sheet of
    paper. Now, using a
    ruler; mark 10 other
    points that are having a
    distance of 5 cm from
    the first point. Connect
    those points except the
    As you observed your
    output, what shape is
    being shown after you
    connected all the points?

    Based on your activity, can


    you define in your own
    words, what is a circle?
    Circle is the set of all points
    that are the same distance
    from a fixed point.
    Center is the fixed point of
    the circle.
    Circle and Its Parts
    In the given figure the name of a circle is
    Circle O:
    The following are some terms
    related to the circle:
    1. Radius is a segment drawn from
    any point on the circle to the
    center. In circle O, segment OP is
    a radius.
    2. A diameter is a chord that passes
    through the center of a circle. It is
    the longest chord of a circle and it
    is twice the length of a radius. In
    circle O, line AB is a diameter.
    The following are some terms
    related to the circle:
    3. A chord is a segment that
    connects any two points of a
    circle. In circle O, line MN is a
    chord.

    4. A secant is a line that contains


    a chord. In circle O, line JT is a
    secant.
    The following are some terms
    related to the circle:
    5. A tangent is a line in the plane
    of a circle that intersects the
    circle at exactly one point. In
    circle O, line XY is a tangent
    and point E is a point of
    tangency.
    Let’s try it 
    • What is the name of the circle?
    • What are the radii of the
    circle?
    • What are the two diameters of
    the given circle?
    • What are the names of two
    points of tangency?
    Draw your own circle and
    illustrate the following:
    a. Chord OR
    b. Center A
    c. Diameter DE
    d. Radius AC
    e. Tangent XZ and point Y is
    a point of tangency
    f. Secant ST
    EVALUATION:
    1. What is the center of the circle?
    a. P b. A c. O d.
    C
    2. Which of the following is the
    diameter?
    a. segment AB c.
    segment CD
    b. segment OP d.
    segment PA
    3. What is the chord of the circle?
    4. What do you call for segment
    PA, segment PB, and segment
    PO?
    a. diameter c. radius
    b. radii d. secant

    5. What part of the circle is line


    PO? .
    a. diameter b. chord c. radius
    d. secant
    Assignment:
    Use a real compass or an
    improvised one to draw circles
    with these given radii.
    • 1. 1cm
    • 2. 1.5cm
    • 3. 2.5cm
    • 4. 6cm

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