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Recap activity #1 with the Circle Theorems on one page.

(Prompted by original pile-up ideas from others on Pythagoras, Trigonometry - and Circle Theorems.)
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kaszal

a year ago
5

These are great! a = 31, b = 152, c = 76, d = 64, e = 60, f = 90, g = 62, h = 72, i = 72

chad181

6 years ago
5

Really helpful using it for a quick overview before my gcse's

chloehill95

6 years ago
5

My Year 10s loved this - thanks! Took me about 45 mins of thinking to get all answers and reasons:<br /> a=31(angle at centre is x2 angle at circumference),<br /> b=152 (kite/tangent)<br /> c=76, (2 radii make an isosceles) <br /> d=64 (angle in semi-circle)<br /> e=60 ( opposite angles in cyclic quad)<br /> f=90 (half of 180)<br /> g=62 ( alternate angles)<br /> h = i=72 (create isosceles triangle, tangent is perpendicular=90, alternate angles)

gmacphail

6 years ago
5

Wow! Must have taken ages to put together. My students loved it, so did I !!

lynneinjapan

6 years ago
4

A challenging activity for students aiming for high grades.<br /> Would be even better if answers were provided. Here are mine:<br /> a = 31, b = 152, c = 76, d = 64, e = 50, f = 90, g = 62, h=72. i = 72.

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