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10th grade Central angles and arc measures worksheet

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Central angles and arc measures

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  1. Ari ices a round cookie in three colors. Arcs CD, DF and FC fill circle O in the ratio 2 : 3 : 4. What is the measure of arc DF?

  2. Bo splits a round flower bed in the park into three parts. Arcs CD, DF and FC fill circle O in the ratio 3 : 5 : 4. What is the measure of arc DF?

  3. Jun sews a round rug from three colors of cloth. Arcs CD, DF and FC fill circle O in the ratio 5 : 7 : 6. What is the measure of arc DF?

  4. Kira draws two hands on a clock face. On circle O, ∠COD = (2x + 4)° and major arc CFD = (3x + 6)°. What is the measure of minor arc CD?

  5. Luz cuts one slice from a round pizza. On circle O, ∠COD = (x + 20)° and major arc CFD = (4x + 40)°. What is the measure of minor arc CD?

  6. Milo cuts one wedge from a round cake. On circle O, ∠COD = (3x − 5)° and major arc CFD = (7x + 15)°. What is the measure of minor arc CD?

  7. Pia asks 40 classmates their favorite snack and shows it in a pie chart; 12 pick popcorn. What central angle, in degrees, does that slice of the pie chart get?

  8. Ren asks 20 readers their favorite kind of book; 7 pick mysteries. What central angle, in degrees, does that slice of the pie chart get?

  9. Tala asks 60 students their favorite recess game; 27 pick four square. What central angle, in degrees, does that slice of the pie chart get?

  10. Zee counts how 80 classmates get to school; 12 ride bikes. What central angle, in degrees, does that slice of the pie chart get?

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About this worksheet

Central angles and arc measures. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can find a minor arc, a major arc or a semicircle from a central angle.
  • I can use the middle letter of an arc's name to tell which way round it goes.
  • I can solve for x when slices fill a circle or a half circle.

Standard: G-C.A.2

Words to know

central angle: An angle with its corner at the center O.

arc: A piece of the circle between two points.

minor arc / major arc: The short way round (under 180°) / the long way round (over 180°).

semicircle: Half a circle: the arc cut off by a diameter, 180°.

arc CFD: Three letters: the arc from C to D that passes through F.

whole turn: All the way round the center: 360°.

Common mistakes

Your child used 180° for a whole circle.

Your child gave the short arc when the question asked for the long way round.

Your child used 360° for half a circle.

What to say

Ask: how many degrees does a full turn on the spot take?

Ask: which way round does the middle letter of the arc's name go?

Ask: a diameter cuts the circle into two halves; how many degrees is each half?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with central angles and arc measures?

Your child used 180° for a whole circle.

How can I help my child with central angles and arc measures?

Ask: how many degrees does a full turn on the spot take?

Are these 10th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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