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Circumference and Arc Length - Lesson 10-9
We started today by reviewing what we knew about the definition of circumference and the relationship between the circumference and the diameter of any circle:
![Definition of the Circumference of a Circle](Circumference.gif)
We then went over a couple of examples of using this knowledge:
![Circumference Example 1](CircumferenceExample1.gif)
![Circumference Example 2](CircumferenceExample2.gif)
Next, we defined arc length:
![Definition of Arc Length](ArcLengthDefinition.gif)
We then compared this to arc measure. Note that two arcs can have the same measure, but different lengths.
![Arc Measure vs. Arc Length](ArcMeasureVsLength.gif)
We then used this information to do the following problems:
![Arc Length Example 1](ArcLengthExample1.gif)
![Arc Length Example 2](ArcLengthExample2.gif)
![Arc Length Example 3](ArcLengthExample3.gif)
And summarized this work with the following theorem:
![Theorem 97 - Arc Length](Theorem97.gif)
Before reviewing homework, we went through the following "cool" example:
![Arc Length Example 4 - Question](ArcLengthExample4.gif)
The first challenge here was to get the correct diagram:
![Diagram for Arc Length Example 4](ArcLengthExample4Diagram.gif)
Once we had that, we were OK...just use Theorem 98 and algebra!
![Answer for Example 4](ArcLengthExample4Answer.gif)
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