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Geometry — Circle Theorems
tnthe diagram, 4, B,C, D and £ lie on the circumference of a eircle.
DE is parallel to CB.
ACE = 48°, CED = 65° and CBE = 73°.
Caleulate
(a) 48E,
(b) 4¢8, e
(e) 2
(6) CBE,
=
(22000/2/4a)
2. inthe diagram, AC is a diameter of the circle ABCD. The straight lines EBA and ECD cut the
circle att, B, Cand D. AC and BD cut at F. Angle BAC = 42° and angle DAC = 31°
Calculate
(@) angle BCD, e
(b) angle ACD,
(©) angle ABF, a
(a) angle 4FB,
(©) angle AED.
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3. Inthe diagram, EBD is a straight line
Find 4CD
(02001/12126)
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JUNAID BHURI4. Inthe diagram, 4, B, C, D and £ lie on the circumference ofa circle centre O. OB is parallel to
DC. AD isa diameter of the circle. AOB = 38°.
Find
fa) O48,
() 06c
BCD,
@) AéB,
©)
(12001/2/5a)
5. Inthe diagram, 4, B, C, D and £ lie ona circle and EB = EC
The lines ED, AC and FB are parallel.
EBC = 75° and ACE = 20°.
Caleutate
(a) CED,
(b) CDE,
() ECD,
(é) ACB,
() ABE.
(N2001/2/3)
6 The poims 4, P, Q, Band S lie on a circ
to R. RPO = 69°, Pha » 24° and OSB = 21°,
(@) Find OF8, giving your reasons.
(>) Given that M is the midpoint of 48, find P14, Give
all your reasons, 02002/1/18)
7. tw the diagram, TB is a tangent to the eitele, centre O. TO
nets the cirele at C and 4. D is another point on the
circle BIC = 22°
(a) Use the letters in the diagram to name two right
angles
(b) Find
() Oda,
(iy ar, .
(iil) BBe. (N2002/1/18)
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JUNAID BHURI& The poimts 4, B, C, Dand & lie on the cirele with diameter sao
EBand AC meet at F. A ‘\
G4 isa tangent to the circle at 4
CD = 128 and BEC = 65° ™
Caleulate
(a) CAE,
(b) eB
(2003/14)
9, BD isadiameter of the circle, centre O.
Cand A are two points onthe circle. £
AB and DC, when produced, meet at E.
AOB= 110° and BBC = 23°
(b) Mis the midpoint of CD.
(i). Explain why triangle OMD is similar te triangle BCD.
sainiD (12003/2/4)
(ii) Write down the value of
10, The points A, B, C and D lie on a circle as shown on
Diagram | a ™~
AC cuts BD at P
AD is parallel to BC. r
(a) Show that triangle BPC is an isosceles triangle. \
(b) Given that angle ACB = 32° and angle DAB = 113°, \
caleulate angle ACD.
Diagraun 1
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Diagram
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JUNAID BHURIDiagram 11 shows the circle in Diagratn | and a second circle, centre O.
The two circles intersect at C and D.
{D produced cuts the second circle at F,
BD produced cuts the second circle at £
Angle DEF = 11
Calculate
(Dangle ACE,
(ii) angle COD. (2003/25)
1. Inthe diagram, the points 4, 8, C and D lie on eirele 1
The points 4, £,C and F lie on E
circle I. ABB and ADF ate straight
tines
Bic = 73° and AEC = 146°
@ Calculate
W abe,
Gi) cha
(b) Explain why the centre of
circle T lies on circle 1 Circle w
(22004/1/22)
1, In the diagram, C is the centre of the circle
Find the value of x
¢N2004/1/17a)
B, A, B and S are points on a circle,
74 and TB are tangents. A7B=52°
Calculate
centre O.
) AOB,
() ofa,
(©) 488
(22008!1/14)
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The diagram shows two circles with centres O and P.
ABC and ADE are tangents to the circles at B, C, D and E as shown
AOP is a straight line
(a) Giving a reason for your answer, write down angle ABO.
(b) His given that OB =6 em, 40 = 13 cm and PC = 15 em.
(Show that angle OA:
(Calculate AC.
ii) Calculate CE,
5°, correct to one decimal place,
2008/2/1)
The points 4, 8, C, D and E tie on a circle
AD is a diameter of the circle,
DB bisects angle ADC.
Angle ADC = 56°.
(a) Giving your reasons, write down
angle DCA,
angle DAC,
Gii) angle CBA,
(iv) angle AEB.
(b) It is given that EB is parallel
1 DC and that EB cuts AD at X.
(You must mot assume that
is the centre of the circle.)
Prove that triangle BDX is isosceles.
(© Find angle £
(a) Hence or otherwise prove that 1° is the
centre of the circle cnz00sr2/3)
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4. #, C and D are points on a circle with
BL as diaweter TD is 9 tangent at D and
Tha = 30°
Fins
@ 458.
) vk.
fey 4€D)
(a) in tie agra
lie on a circle,
points i. Be Cand D
nO.
Ou = 24" and (DU «50°,
Calculats
wy vce
wi Oe
(id OF,
fy FR0
(b) The diagram shows a circle. centre O,
with the sector POQ shaded
Given that POX
= 140° and the radius
of the circle is 8.em, caleulace
(i) the area of the shaded region.
(ii) the fotal perimeter of the anshaded
region,
(02006218)
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In the diagram, the points 4, B, C and D
lie on a circle, centre O.
AOD is a diameter, OB is parallel to DC
and BOD = 140°
Find
@s
()
©z
@
en2006/1/19)
The diagram shows a circle, centre C, of radius Sem, and a circle, cente 4,
of radius 3cm. The circles intersect at Y and ¥,
Bis a point such that 48 = Sem and BC = 3em,
(a) Show that triangles ABC and CYA are congruent
(b) Show that the areas of the quadrilaterals ABCX and AYCY are equial
(©) State the name of the special quadritaterst AYCX,
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JUNAID BHURI20. In the diagram, A, 2 C and D tie on a
circle centre 0.
The tangent to the circle at C meets the
diameter AD produced, at T.
BOC = 66"
Calculate
@ bac,
«) Dy
We) A
Gv) ABC.
(02007/24b)
21. Points A, B, C and D lie on Cirele 1.
0 is the centre of Circle 1
Points 4, O, E, © and F tie on Circle IL
AEB and ADF are straight lines
Angle AOC = 146
Giving your reasons, write down
@ cea,
@) cba, B
Cirete 1
Circle It
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JUNAID BHURIm shows a circle, centre O.
passing through . 8 C and D.
AOC is a str and BAC = 42
Find
far RBC.
fey 1¢
to ACB
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he dhagram shows a eirele, centre Q,
passing theough 4 8, C and D.
AOL) is a straight line, BOs paraltel
wo CF and Ba = 36°
\
Find Si
tar not /
(b) BCA, /
() pea,
«d) OB. (s20091114)
A
D
c=
ccs
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JUNAID BHURI25.
26.
The quadrilateral ARCO has its vertices on the circumference of a circle
4 is @ tangent to the circle and AED = 20°. The «
straight line LE,
¢ of the circle. O, Les on the
() Find 259,
(>) Given that DE is the perpenuicuiar bisector of AB and DBA = 55°.
write down #40,
i) find RCp, (xz00941-20)
The Jiugram shows a circle, centre Q,
passing through 4. B, C and D. aa
BOD is a straight tine and BAC ~ 38°,
The line BQ s a tangent wo
the circle at 2,
Find
(a) pac,
aby vic.
(©) cy,
(20101725)
Jn the diagran, 4. BC, D, E and F
lie on the circle, centre 0
AD and °C we diameters. and RCD
Find
@ vir.
(b) Fab.
(©) Cfo,
(a) 46F
37.
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JUNAID BHURI21. Points 4, B, C and D lie on the
circumference of a circle, cenire 0.
and 48= CD.
AC and BD intersect at E. OBC
(@) Caleulate BOC,
(b) Calculate C4a,
(©) Show that triangles AEB and
DEC are congruent (2011122)
28, tn the diagram, the points 4, B,C and D
lie on the circle, centre O. BAD = 47.
Find
(@) BOD,
) BCD,
©) oBD (N2011/1/14)
29. (@) A, B,C and D are points on
the circumference of a cirele,
centre O.
CAB = 28°, ACO =20° and CD
is parallel 10 BA
-F ig a tangent to the citcle at
C and OBF is a straight line.
Find
Ex
@ céB,
@ ofc,
Gi) OCR,
ivy DCE,
w) abe.
(22012241 1{a))
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JUNAID BHURI30. In the diagram, the points 4, B, C, D and E
3
2,
lie on the circle centre O.
EC is a diameter
OB4 = 80°, DEC = $9° and BCE
Find
@) x
id)
5
(@) 1
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B,C and D we points on the circle,
centre O.
Ba and DA ee tangents (0
the circle at ¥ and D. _
(@) Show that triangles 420 and ADO are congruent
(b) What 5p» of special quaciniateral is ABOD?
(6) Angle BCD = 68",
Find angi BAD. (0201578223)
In the diagram, the points 4, 8, © and D
fie on the cirste centre O.
GA and TB we tangents touchiag the
itcle at A and B respectively.
AOB = 132°, ACD
and AOC is a straight line.
(@) Find 472,
(&) Find 5Ba. f
(© Find BB,
(g) Find Op. (N2013/122)
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JUNAID BHURI33 (9) AB ond BC are chords of a circle centre 0. c
Dis the midpo'nt of AB Beane
and € is the midpoint of RC i087
4BC = 108°,
D|
0
Find DBE giving, vour reasons
@
A circle centre P and a circle centre Q intersect at ® and S.
(Show thar triangle PRO is congruent to triangle PSQ
«iy
RS and PQ intersect at T
(a) State the name of the special undrilaterst PROS
tb) find PTR N20 V4)
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JUNAID BHURI3M. 4 and B are points on the circle, contre O.
TA and TB are tangents to the circle,
BAT = 64°,
(a) What special type of
triangle is triangle ABT?
(b) Work out 408, B
(0201408)
35. (@) The diagram shows two circles with equal radi
A, E and C are points on the circle, centre B.A, E, D and F are points on the
circle, centre C. ABCD is a straight line.
E
(9 Show that wiangles AEC and FBE are congruent
(i) State another triangle that is congruent to triangle AEC
(ii) Explain why EB is poraie! to DF
(iv) Work out 486.
(b) i and Q are points on the circle contre O
with radius 4 on,
(i) Caleulate the area of
iangle POQ.
(i) Calculate the area of the major segment,
shown unshaded in the diagram
(2oiaatty
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JUNAID BHURI36.
T
In the diagram, 4, BC and D lie on the circle, centre O.
CO is parallel to DA
The tangents to the circle at A and C meet at T
AOC = 136°
(a) Find
(b) Find j
(©) Find
(a) Find ¢,
(xzo14s129)
37. (@)
A, BC and D are points on the circumference of the circle and aC Is a diameter
APBE and DCE are straight lines.
DF is perpendicular 0 AE and CBF = 67°.
(@ {) Find ABD.
(i) Find CBE, giving a reason for your answer.
(ii) Explain why DF is parallel to CB (2014220)
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JUNAID BHURI38. (a)
39. In the diagram, 4, B,C, D
and E lie on the circle, centre O.
Ac
The tangent to the circle at C meets
the
ACB = 62° and ACD = 10°.
(@)
)
©
40. (a)
A.B, C.D and E are five points 4
on the circumference of a circle. is
EB is parallel to DC, EAC = 72° i
and AEB = 25°,
AX is the intersection of AC
and EB.
Find
@ BC,
@ che,
(i) BBC,
(iv) 4€D,
c2osass(a) ~
is a diameter.
line AB produced at 7.
Find x,
Find y.
Find 2 (navisvi7)
AC isa diameter of the ciscle, centre 0.
BCD and OED are straight lines.
AC=6-cm and CD=3 em
BAC = 34°.
@ Explain why BCA = 56°.
i) Find COD.
(ii) Find OCE,
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«tor
fay 0 gb) Sw SH
14) 77 ey AP
EACE + 88
al 7H wr 38 wer Wy
we ye
Ce
os &
ta) QPB= 21° because & YH = £ BSB since they
are anges in the sane segment
4b) PAA = 8° because AY ys the centie of the
ile Z al the centre = 2% angle at the
sweameresive
ts LABCand LO8T
ww iy 2 Gea 3a
(a) Géb=3e tb) adoro
260-38
iy bc = 23°
ti) CBD + 6
ws) Céa~ 128
(0) AR BB = Ey Ze is common,
OMD and BCD are simitar because ratios of
{vo corresponding sides ate equal and 1
par of anges ae common,
we
(a) C8? =| ZE4D cs in the same segment
ECAD= CPCB alt £5, ADIBC
CBP = CPCB
P= PC sides opp. equal Z
That sto say. BPC is isos
woe
© Gay 96
() ABC = 107 feye qua ancry
CFA = 34 (oye quad CFAE)
to) ABC = 107.
the reflex angle AEC ~ 364) = 146 = 214.
Reflerangle AEC as ako wie of
ABC (2(007)= 214)
The property “angle athe centre is ewice
the angle at the circumference” is
satistied
‘here the oentre oF erele Ls point E and
point >i on size It
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450 ~ 08"
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wy 266m
@ <20CA 90 << insermcnrele.
(i) cose =e
‘iy ead = 1a
(i) cago #28
AMD ~ZBOE ah as Et &x
= bene
+ £xDUDS biseas £410
AE~ XD _sséegopp. eal anges
cba =6r
ean =56°=2( 2408
Kisihe cere ott cic
aba se
AbD =36"
460 = 36°
oe on 1s
ain 28" yy 26
() W820! a) 467 em
x22 by rene
2920 @ 1=90
InSABC and acre
AC * Ca (commen bine
AY = 3 ont (radius)
ay=cB
CY © Som radish
AB ~CY
Asall the cortesponding sides of wiangies 4BC
and CYA are equal. therefore both trangies are
songrucat
wis CF a6 perpendicular wo she tangent
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Ares of ACK wee of SABC + area of SANT
saree of AYCX's area of AAYC + area of AAC
from par (a)
ares of AABC'= area of A4YC (cong, 3S)
AAXC is common in both quadsiterals
ren of ABCK'= area of AYCY
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0) Dice
Gi) Drceae
il) 40057
Gy) adc= ine
146
Gi)
Gi) 3
(iy) 13°
Bic = 42
ABC =90°
ACB = 48°
BOA=368° () Bae la
DEB = 108° @) O8C=™
ABO =35°
@ BaDe=sse
BCD 125°
LAC =P
ZDBC = 52°
208,
4DEF S123
ZFBD «Ss?
CFD 233°
LAOF = 66°
ZBOC = 140°
£CAB= 10"
AB=CD (giiven)
ZCAB= ZBDC (sin same segment)
DEC = ZAEB (vert opp angles)
SAEB® ADEC (AAS)
BOD =94" te) BCD =133°
08D = 43°
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30.
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) COB 56° (OFC = 34°
il) OCB = 62° (wi DEE = 42°
0 aBcsn0
24° () y= 118°
zeae (a) 38"
OD=OB (radii ofcirek)
AB=AD (tangents trom ext. source)
4ABO = ZADO = 90° (radius 1 tangent)
MABO = M40 (SAS)
Kite
ZBOD = 2% 689 = 136°
ZBAD = 44°
APB = aR tb) BB4 = 66°
BCs 24° (8) ORD =35°
DOE = 72°
() PRe PS (radii of citcte)
OR= Os
PQ is common to both triangies
APRQ® APSO (SSS)
Gi) (8) PROS is @ Kite
PF R=90°
ABT is an isosceles triangle
2408 = 128°
(radii of crete}
() AC= FE (diameter of circles)
EC= BE (radii of we citcles)
AEC = FBE=90° (Zin semi-circle)
MMEC® AFBE (RHS).
(i) ABFD
(lit) EF and DB are diameters of the
circle. EBF = DFB «90°
also, EBF + DPB =180°
whieh isthe property of supplemen=
tary angles, Thus EB IDF.
(ix) ABE = 120°
(i) Area of 8 POD = 6.128» 6.13 om?
(ii) Area of major segment
= SPOR area + 76a of myor sector POD
= 382 om?
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38. (a)
39. a)
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40. «a
268° oy
veur e=4N
o) 4ED=23°
vi) CBE £90" because ABC = 90",
Angle subtended ot tte circumference
by the diameter is always 90°,
ABC = 90° as itis subtended by
diameter AC.
Gi), DFa= CBE = 90°
since the wo corresponding angles
are congruent, therefore the lines
DF and CB are parallel
w EBCe Te
wy ARs 83°
ca=8
wi EBC= 108"
ov ACD = 83°
x= 28° @) enor
ease
(0) Giventhat 4C is the diameter,
ABC = 90°
In aac,
BE A+ BAC = 90°
BCA 34° = 90%
864 = 56°
Wy Code ae
ity OCE= 76°
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