INTRODUCTION:
You may have come across many objects
in daily life, which are round in shape, such aswheels of vehicle, bangles, buttons
of shirt, coins, key rings etc. In a clock, you might have observed that the second's
hand goes round the dial of the clock rapidly and its tip moves in a round path.This path traced by the tip of the second's hand is called circle. In this chapter
we will study about the circles and other related terms to it.
CIRCLES
AND ITS RELATED TERMS:
1)LOCUS:
It is defined as a path traced by the point such that each and every point of the
path follows the same rule.
2)CIRCLE:
It is defined as the locus of a point which moves in such a way that its distance
always remains constant from some fixed point which is known as center of the circle
and the constant difference is called radius of the circle.
3)SEMI
CIRCLE: An arc of a circle whose end points are the end points of the diameter is
called a semi-circle. The degree measure of a semi circle is 180.
4)ARC:The continuous part of a circle is called an arc.
5)Minor
Arc:An arc of a circle having length less than the semi circle is called minor arc
. The degree measure of minor arc is less than 180.
6)Major
Arc:An arc of a circle having length greater than the semi circle is called major
arc. The degree measure of major arc is greater than 180 but less than 360.
7)Segment:The
area of a circle bounded by a cord and corresponding arc is called segment of the
circle.
8)Minor
Segment:The area of circle bounded by the cord and minor arc is called minor segment.
9)Major
Segment:The area of circle bounded by the cord and major arc is known as major segment.
10)Sector:The
area of circle bounded by two radii and the corresponding arc is called sector of
the circle.
11)Minor
Sector:The area bounded by two radii and the corresponding minor arc is known as
minor sector.
12)Major
Sector: the area bounded by two radii and the corresponding major arc is known as
major sector.
13)Secant
Of a Circle:A line which intersects a circle into two points having either one end
or both the ends outside the circle is called secant of a circle.
NOTE:A
circle divides the plane on which it is drawn in three parts i.e interior, exterior
and circumference.
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