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Circumference and Area of Circles
Guided note taking pages for calculating circumference and area of circles.
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Circle Notes
Parts of a circle: Area
center radius
diameter Circumference
Vocabulary:
Vocabulary:
diameter – line segment that goes from edge to edge and through the center of a circle
radius – line segement that goes from the center to the edge of a circle
Area – the measure of the inside of a circle (always measured in square units)
C
Pi – the ratio of the Circumference to the diameter of the circle -----
d
is the symbol for Pi
Pi is approximately 3.14 because it takes a little more than 3 diameters to go around the
Circumference of any circle.
Circumference Formulas
C = d or C = 2r
3.14
Sample Problems:
Work it out:
Work it out:
1. Write the formula.
2. Plug in the numbers. Step 1: C = d
3. Multiply to get the answer. Step 2: C = 3.14(5)
4. Label the answer with the correct measurement. Step 3: C = 15.7 in
Work it out:
Work it out:
1. Write the formula.
2. Plug in the numbers. Step 1: ____________
3. Multiply to get the answer. Step 2: ____________
4. Label the answer with the correct measurement. Step 3: ____________
Work it out:
Which is given, the radius or the diameter?
Step 1: ____________
So, which formula should we use?
Step 2: ____________
Step 3: ____________
This answer makes sense because:
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What is the Circumference of
4
this circle?_________
2m
Step 1: ____________
So, which formula should we use?
Step 2: ____________
Step 3: ____________
This answer makes sense because:
Step 1: ____________
So, which formula should we use?
Step 2: ____________
Step 3: ____________
This answer makes sense because:
Sample Problems:
d ÷ 2 = r
So, what is the radius?
Work it out:
Work it out:
1. Write the formula.
2. Plug in the numbers.
Step 1: A = r 2
Step 2: A = 3.14(32)
3. Square the radius. (Multiply radius x radius)
4. Multiply to get the answer.
Step 3: A = 3.14(9)
5. Label the answer with the correct measurement. Step 4: C = 28.26 in2
Work it out:
Work it out:
1. Write the formula.
Step 1: ____________
2. Plug in the numbers.
Step 2: ____________
3. Square the radius. (Multiply radius x radius)
4. Multiply to get the answer. Step 3: ____________
5. Label the answer with the correct measurement. Step 4: ____________
Step 1: ____________
Which is given, the radius or the diameter?
Step 2: ____________
So, what is the radius? Step 3: ____________
Step 4: ____________
This answer makes sense because:
Work it out:
Which is given, the radius or the diameter?
Step 1: ____________
So, what is the radius? Step 2: ____________
Step 3: ____________
3 ft
What key words indicate that this is an
area problem?
Work it out:
Which is given, the radius or the diameter?
Step 1: ____________
So, what is the radius?
Step 2: ____________
Step 3: ____________
Step 4: ____________
This answer makes sense because:
Mr. Magoo wants to put a circular rug in his office. His 8 foot long rectangular
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desk will sit directly across the center of the rug from one side to the other.
How big is the rug that Mr. Magoo wants to purchase?
Work it out:
Which is given, the radius or the diameter?
Step 1: ____________
So, what is the radius?
Step 2: ____________
Step 3: ____________
This answer makes sense because:
Step 4: ____________