Math Problem Statement
MTK WAJIB KLS XII (1).pdf
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Solution
The document contains five mathematical problems related to circles and arcs. Here’s a brief outline of each problem:
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Problem 1: Calculate the length of arc CD given that arc AB is 10 cm, with both having specified central angles (though details of angle for CD are missing in the upload).
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Problem 2: Calculate the length of arc AB given that the central angle and radius AM = 7 cm are provided.
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Problem 3: With O as the center of a circle and given:
- (a) Find the reflex angle of .
- (b) Determine the measure of .
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Problem 4: Given a circle centered at O with a perpendicular line to CD:
- (a) Identify the diameter.
- (b) Name the chord.
- (c) Identify the sector.
- (d) Identify the apothem.
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Problem 5: Calculate the area of the sector AMB from Problem 2, with radius AM = 7 cm.
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Here are some follow-up questions for more details:
- What is the central angle of arc CD in problem 1?
- Do you need a formula recap for arc length?
- Would you like a solution for the reflex angle in problem 3(a)?
- Is there a specific element (e.g., apothem or chord) you'd like explained from problem 4?
- Shall I guide you through finding the sector area in problem 5?
Tip: Arc length is calculated using the formula , where is the length, is the radius, and is the central angle in radians.
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Circle Geometry
Arcs
Sectors
Angles
Formulas
Arc length formula: L = rθ
Sector area formula: A = 0.5 * r^2 * θ
Theorems
Central angle theorem
Reflex angle properties
Chord properties
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 9-12
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