Circle theorems (advanced)
Apply advanced circle theorems: alternate segment, cyclic quadrilateral, intersecting chords and tangent properties
What you'll learn
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Imagine a pizza 🍕 with a dot right in the middle — that's the centre of the circle. A line from the centre to the crust is called the radius.
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If the radius of a circle is 5 cm, how long is the diameter?
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Tap on the circle to mark the centre, then draw a radius and a diameter by tapping the correct points.
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A chord is a straight line joining two points on the edge of a circle — like a slice of pizza crust. Let's find the angle at the centre.
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In a circle, if the angle at the centre is 80°, what is the angle at the edge (on the same chord)?
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Drag the points on this circle to make a chord and see the angle at the centre change. What happens to the edge angle?
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A triangle drawn inside a circle with one side as the diameter always has a right angle opposite the diameter. What is that right angle called?
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