7th Grade IXL Homework: Circumference and Area of Circles PDF

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This document includes practice questions to calculate the circumference and area of circles. The document includes examples showing how to solve these problems. Also included are an answer bank and questions with their answers.

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## SLT 2a: - I can determine the relationship between circumference and area of circles ### Today You Will Need: - Pencil - Calculator - New Notes ### IXL Homework - Expectation - 5 Skills per week - Goal - Smart Score of 80 - OR - - 15 minutes per night if you cannot get to 80. -...

## SLT 2a: - I can determine the relationship between circumference and area of circles ### Today You Will Need: - Pencil - Calculator - New Notes ### IXL Homework - Expectation - 5 Skills per week - Goal - Smart Score of 80 - OR - - 15 minutes per night if you cannot get to 80. - Grade - 10 points per week ### DEADLINE: Sunday PM ### MAP - M: Tuesday! ## 7th Grade IXL Homework - 7th (S.13) Identify equivalent linear expressions II KAR - 7th (T.9) Solve two-step equations QEB - 7th (T.11) Choose two-step equations: word problems 8NH - 7th (U.1) Solutions to inequalities 8BA - 7th Solve two-step inequalities HXG ### Not Finished - Period 1: Calvin, Derek, Eric - Period 2: Ian B., Julio, Leslie, Emily Q. - Period 7: Luka - Period 8: Trentyn, Ben, Kaitlyn, Jason, Chris ## What is a circle? - A circle is a shape that is perfectly round. - **Area formula:** $πr^2$ - **Circumference formula:** $C=πd$ or $C=2πr$ ### Diagram of a circle - The diagram shows that the circle's circumference is equal to the base of a parallelogram. - The height of the parallelogram is equal to the circle's radius. - The ratio representing the area of the parallelogram is $\frac{1}{2} \times Circumference \times Radius$. - The area of the circle is equal to $πr^2$ since the base of the parallelogram is equal to the circumference ($2πr$) and the height is equal to the radius ($r$). ## Calculate the circumference and area of each circle with the following dimensions: ### a) radius = 4.2 in - **Sketch and label the circle.** - **Circumference** - $C = 2πr$ - $C = 2(3.14)(4.2)$ - $C = 26.376$ in - **Area** - $A = πr^2$ - $A = 3.14(4.2)^2$ - $A = 55.3896$ in$^2$ ### b) diameter = 5.4 cm - **Sketch and label the circle.** - **Circumference** - $C = πd$ - $C = 3.14 \cdot 5.4$ - $C = 16.956$ cm - **Area** - $A = πr^2$ - $A = 3.14(2.7)^2$ - $A = 22.8906$ cm$^2$ ## Finding the Area of a Circle - Find the area of each. **Round to the nearest tenth.** | Circle | Radius | Area | Circumference | |---|---|---|---| | 1 | 12 mi | 452.2 | 75.4 | | 2 | 5.2 km | 84.9 | 32.7 | | 3 | 6.4 mi | 128.6 | 40.2 | | 4 | 3 yd | 28.3 | 18.8 | | 5 | 5 ft | 78.5 | 31.4 | | 6 | 8.6 in | 232.2 | 54 | ## Answer Bank - **32.7** - **31.4** - **18.8** - **28.3** - **78.5** - **40.2** - **232.2** - **54** - **84.9** - **452.2** - **128.6** - **75.4**

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