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Technical Shop Mathematics
(Theorems Involving Circles)

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EXERCISES

19.6 In Figure 19.30, solve for  

 

F IGURE 19.30

19.7 The circle in Figure 19.31 is inscribed in a scalene triangle. Solve for

 

F IGURE 19.31

 

19.8 In Figure 19.32, lines l and m are tangent to both circles. Determine the size of angles A , B , C , D, and E .

 

F IGURE 19.32

19.9 In Figure 19.33, segments AP , BQ , and AB are tangent to the circle, and . Solve for Y when segment AP measures 6 inches.

 

F IGURE 19.33

19.10 In Figure 19.34, segments AP and AQ are tangent to the circle. Solve for = 140.

 

 

F IGURE 19.34

 

 

19.11 In Figure 19.35, the circle is inscribed in quadrilateral ABCD . Solve for the length of segment AB when BC = 11 cm, CD = 5.5 cm, CN = 2 cm, and AD = 9.5 cm.

 

FIGURE 19.35

 

19.12 In Figure 19.36, the quadrilateral has two points of tangency to the circle. Solve for .

 

FIGURE 19.36

 

19.13 In Figure 19.37, lines l and m are tangent to both circles. D etermine the distance X . The given dimension is in inches.

 

FIGURE 19.37

 

 

19.14 In Figure 19.38, the polygon is tangent to the circle at the three points shown. Determine the .

 

FIGURE 19.38

 

19.15 In Figure 19.39, solve for .

 

FIGURE 19.39

 

19.16 In Figure 19.40, find the diameter of an inscribed circle in a right triangle with sides 8.6 inches and 10.2 inches long.

 

FIGURE 19.40

 

19.17 In Figure 19.41, solve for  of the triangle inscribed in the circle.

 

FIGURE 19.41

 

19.18 In Figure 19.42, solve for diameter D in the circle inscribed in the right triangle. Dimensions are in meters.

 

FIGURE 19.42

 

19.19 In Figure 19.43, solve for dimension X . Dimensions are in inches.

 

FIGURE 19.43

 

19.20 In Figure 19.44, solve for dimension A in the regular hexagon. Dimensions are in millimeters.

 

FIGURE 19.44

 

19.21 In Figure 19.45, solve for dimension X , a chord of the circle, and Y , the circle’s diameter. Dimensions are in centimeters.

 

FIGURE 19.45

 

19.22 In Figure 19.46, solve for the length of the other two sides of the right isosceles triangle circumscribed around the circle. Dimensions are in

inches.

 

FIGURE 19.46

 

19.23 In Figure 19.47, solve for   and   in the inscribed quadrilateral.

 

FIGURE 19.47

 

19.24 In Figure 19.48, solve for .

 

FIGURE 19.48

 

19.25 In Figure 19.49, solve for dimensions X and Y . Dimensions are in inches.

 

FIGURE 19.49

 

19.26 In Figure 19.50, solve for  and .

 

FIGURE 19.50

 

19.27 In Figure 19.51, solve for angles , â and . The small cir cles are not equally spaced on hole circle nor are they symmetrically located (top half to bottom half).

 

FIGURE 19.51

 

19.28 In Figure 19.52, a sector of a circle is shown in which bisects . Determine the radius of the circle. Dimensions are in inches.

 

FIGURE 19.52

 

19.29 Solve for X in Figure 19.53. Dimensions are in millimeters.

 

FIGURE 19.53

 

19.30 In Figure 19.54, solve for the distance across the flats. The figure represents a regular hexagon inscribed in a circle. Dimensions are in inches.

 

FIGURE 19.54

 

19.31 Determine the diameter of the circle circumscribed around the hexagon in Figure 19.55. Dimensions are in centimeters.

 

FIGURE 19.55

 

19.32 In Figure 19.56, determine the diameter. Dimensions are in inches.

 

FIGURE 19.56

 

19.33 Determine ∠á in Figure 19.57. The triangle is inscribed in the circle as shown.

 

FIGURE 19.57

 

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