Exam 7: Circles
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To determine the measure of
, which expression should be calculated.
(m
m
)or
(m
m
)?









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is circumscribed about the circle. If DF = 14, FG = 16, and DG = 12, find DM .

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In a circle in which m
m
, it follows that
.




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With the circle inscribed in
, it follows that AR = AS , BS = BT , and CR = CT .

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Congruent circles have the same length of radius while concentric circles have the same center.
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is circumscribed about
in such a way that
. Which angle of
has the greatest measure?




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For cyclic quadrilateral ABCD , m
and m
. Determine the value of x .


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Chords
,
, and
of
are parallel and
. Which chord lies nearest the center point P ?





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What is the measure of the angle formed by the hands of a clock at exactly 4:20 PM?
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The length of radius of the circle shown is 10 inches. If CD = 12 inches and AB = 16 inches, how much closer to the center is chord
than
?


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In the circle, m
= 102 ° and m
= 76 ° . Where M is the midpoint of
, find m
.




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In the figure, suppose that auxiliary line segments
and
are drawn. What method allows you to conclude that
?



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The circles shown have 4 common tangents, two of which are internal and two of which are external.
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Externally tangent circles P and Q touch at point T and have the line of centers
. How does one construct the common internal tangent for circles P and Q ?

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In the figure, secants
and
intersect the circle at points R and S respectively. If m
= 36 ° and m
: m
= 4:1, find m
.






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