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Module Math 10

The document outlines a Grade 10 mathematics module on central and inscribed angles and their intercepted arcs, detailing objectives, materials, and time allotment. It explains the definitions and relationships between central and inscribed angles, including their measurements in relation to arcs. The module includes activities for solving for missing arcs and an assessment assignment to illustrate a circle with specified angles and arcs.

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Module Math 10

The document outlines a Grade 10 mathematics module on central and inscribed angles and their intercepted arcs, detailing objectives, materials, and time allotment. It explains the definitions and relationships between central and inscribed angles, including their measurements in relation to arcs. The module includes activities for solving for missing arcs and an assessment assignment to illustrate a circle with specified angles and arcs.

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Module

Central and Inscribed Angles and


their Intercepted Arcs
1. Subject(s): Mathematics 10
2. Objective(s):
● proves the theorem related to chords, arcs, central angles and inscribed angles.
3. Grade/Section: Grade 10 - St. Thomas
4. Materials: Math Quiz Notebook, pen
5. Time Allotment: 30 minutes

Summary
In a circle, a central angle is formed by two radii, while an inscribed angle is formed by two
chords:

Central angle

● An angle with the center of the circle as its vertex and two radii as its sides. The
measurement of a central angle is equal to the measurement of the arc it subtends.

Inscribed angle

● An angle whose vertex lies on the circle and whose sides contain chords of the circle. The
measurement of an inscribed angle is half of the measurement of the arc it subtends

Activities and Practice


Instruction: Solve for the missing arcs of the following central and inscribed angles. Illustrate a
figure from the given degrees. Show your work and box your final answer.

Central Angles:

1. If the measurement of angle ABC = 30°, then arc AC = ___.


2. If the measurement of angle OBD = 45°< then arc OD = ___.
3. If the measurement of angle OBA = 70°, then arc OA = ___.
4. If the measurement of angle CBD = 90°, then arc CD = ___.

Inscribed Angles:

1. If the measurement of angle OJT = 90°, then arc OT = ___.


2. If the measurement of angle WER = 123°, then arc WR = ___.
3. If the measurement of angle GTU = 18°, then arc GU = ___.
4. If the measurement of angle NMB = 56°, then arc NB = ___.

Assessment/Assignment
Instruction: Illustrate a circle with the following given:

● a center (point M)
● 5 central angles with measurement and its arcs
● 5 inscribed angles with measurement and its arcs

Prepared by:

Kia Legarda

Checked by:

Rogelio Vasallo

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