All Common Core: High School - Geometry Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #3 : Circles
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #4 : Similar Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.1
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #5 : Similar Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.1
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #6 : Similar Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.1
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #7 : Similar Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.1
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #8 : Similar Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.1
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #1 : Circles
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #11 : Similar Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.1
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #12 : Similar Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.1
Given , and
, what is
In order to do this problem, we need to remember the relationship between Circumference's, and Radii. . With this relationship, we can determine what
is.
Substitute for the variables given in the question.
Multiply by on each side.
Divide by to get
.
Example Question #1 : Relationships Between Angles, Radii, Chords, And Diameters Of Circles: Ccss.Math.Content.Hsg C.A.2
If the arc measure is what is the measure of the central angle?
The central angle is the same as the arc measure.
So the answer is
All Common Core: High School - Geometry Resources
