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36 Cards in this Set
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There are ___ all the way around a circle. |
360 degrees |
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All radii of any circle are ______. |
Congruent. |
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The diameter is______ times the radius |
2 |
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All diameters ___ pass through the center of the circle. |
must |
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Any angle inscribed inside a circle, with both end points on the diameter, measures ____. |
90 degrees |
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Line segment AB is called a ___. |
Chord |
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Line segment AB is called a ___. |
Chord |
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Circumference = ___ times the diameter, or 2 ____ times the radius. |
Pi |
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Area of a circle |
Pi times the radius squared |
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Area of a circle |
Pi times the radius squared |
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Let circle with center O be as shown. Then |
The measure of angle ADC = 2 times the measure of angle ABC. |
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A ____ is any polygon that has 4 sides. |
Quadrilateral |
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If a quadrilateral is inscribed in a circle, then ___. |
Opposite corners' angles are supplementary. |
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All the angles in a quadrilateral add up to ___. |
360 degrees |
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x = ___ |
24 degrees |
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x = ___ |
13 degrees |
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x = ___ |
54 degrees |
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x = ___ |
26 degrees |
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Any time the thing you're solving for is on the bottom of one side of the equation, ___. |
it switches places with the whole other side of the equation. |
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Area of a regular polygon with n sides and radius r |
Back (Definition) |
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Perimeter of a regular polygon with n sides and radius r |
Back (Definition) |
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Front (Term) |
Back (Definition) |
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45 degrees is ___ of 180 degrees |
1/4 |
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45 degrees is ___ radians. |
pi/4 |
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Pi/4 radians is ___ degrees. |
45 |
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150 degrees is ___ of 180 degrees. |
5/6 |
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150 degrees is ___ radians. |
5pi/6 |
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5pi/6 radians is ___ degrees. |
150 |
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75 degrees is ___ of 180 degrees. |
5/12 |
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75 degrees is ___ radians. |
5pi/12 |
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5pi/12 radians is ___ degrees. |
75 |
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Distance formula |
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Midpoint formula |
Back (Definition) |
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Formula for the slope of a line |
Back (Definition) |
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Slope of the perpendicular line |
Opposite reciprocal of the slope of the original line |