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The document provides examples and explanations of solving problems involving circular measure concepts such as arc length, area of sectors, and area of segments. It discusses using trigonometry to find arc lengths and sector areas. Several multi-step word problems are worked through applying these concepts and formulas like s=rθ and using Pythagorean theorem. Exercises are provided to allow practice applying the concepts.

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Answers (October 2009) : Example 1

The document provides examples and explanations of solving problems involving circular measure concepts such as arc length, area of sectors, and area of segments. It discusses using trigonometry to find arc lengths and sector areas. Several multi-step word problems are worked through applying these concepts and formulas like s=rθ and using Pythagorean theorem. Exercises are provided to allow practice applying the concepts.

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Circular Measure
You might learn some basic concepts regarding circle in your junior secondary years. In this topic, we are looking into different perspectives in solving some circular measure problems. Basically, we have to look into three concepts which are arc length, area of sector and area of segment. In certain questions, you might find the concept of trigonometry is useful in solving problems regarding area of segment.

Example 1
B 4 cm x A O 20cm

Find the value of x, in radians, of the sector.


Solution:

First, we have to find the angle of the major arch AB by applying the formulae, s = r .
s = r s 20 = = = 5rad r 4 x = 2 5rad = 1.283rad .

Example 2

The diagram shows a sector AOB with centre O.


A

The length of arch AB is 6.68 cm and the perimeter of the sector AOB is 30 cm. Find the value of x, in radians.
Solution:

Perimeter of sector OAB= OA+OB+6.68 30= 2OA+6.68 OA= 11.66 cm Let length of arch AB=s, s = r
6.68 = 11.66 x 6.68 x= = 0.5729rad 11.66

Example 3
B A

O D C 4 cm

In the diagram, the perimeter of shaded region is 40 cm and OD=4 cm.Find (a) the arc length AD, (b) the length of CD.
Solutions:

(a) Let the arc length AD=s,

Hence,

s = r , s = 4 x 2 = 8rad

(b)Let the length of CD=x, radius of OC=4+x, Hence, the arc length BC=2(x+4). [ By applying s = r ]
Perimeter = AD + DC + CB + BA 8 + x + 2( x + 4) + x = 40, 8 + 2 x + 2 x + 8 = 40, 4 x = 40 16 4 x = 24 x=6

Example 4 The diagram shows a circle with radius 10cm.Calculate the perimeter of the shaded region.
Q

10cm

Solution:

First, we have to find the arc length of PQ.


s = r = 10 x 2 = 5 rad = 7.85cm

Note: 900 equals to


k 2 = 102 + 102 k 2 = 200 k = 200 k = 14.14cm

rad 2

Let line PQ=k. By applying Pythagoras Theorem, we have

Hence, perimeter of shaded region=7.85 +14.14=21.99 cm.

Example 5

1.1 rad R O 14cm P

The diagram shows a semicircle with centre O. The diameter of the circle is 14 cm. Calculate the area of the shaded region. Solution: Based on the information given, POR is a diameter and a straight line. R ROQ = rad 1.1rad R ROQ = 2.04rad

1 2 r 2 1 A = x 7 2 x 2.04 2 A = 49.98cm 2 A=

Exercise:
1. Find the value of x, in radians, of the sector.
B 5 cm x O 30cm

2. The length of arch PQ is 7.56 cm and the perimeter of the sector

POQ is 40 cm. Find the value of x, in radians.


P

3. The diagram shows two sectors of two concentric circles with

centre O. OAB and ODC are straight lines. Find the perimeter of the shaded region.

B A

O 6 cm D C 2 cm

4. The diagram shows a sector OAB of a circle with centre O with

radius 10 cm. Find the (a) angle AOB in radians, (b) Area of the shaded region.
A 10cm 0 x

9.6 cm

5. The diagram shows a quadrant of a circle with centre O. Given

OA= 4AB and OD = 3DC. Find the (a) length of AD (b) perimeter of the shaded region ABCD.

10cm

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