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Angles in circles worksheet

Every angle in this unit is half of something. An angle sitting on the circle is half the arc it cuts off. An angle where two chords cross inside is half the sum of the two arcs. An angle formed outside, by secants or tangents, is half their difference. Inside adds, outside subtracts.

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Angles in Circles

Date Period

Find each measure.

  1. Use inscribed angles

    Find the angle marked x.x90°
  2. Find the arc marked x.46°x
  3. Find the angle marked x.x120°
  4. Find the arc marked x.59°x
  5. Find the arc marked x.41°x
  1. Find xx where two chords cross

    Find x.115°x°96°
  2. Find x.97°68°x°
  3. Find the value of x.87°130°x°
  4. Find the value of x.128°x°94°
  5. Find the value of x.116°x°72°
  1. Find xx with secants and tangents from an outside point

    The arc marked is the minor arc between the points of tangency. Find the value of x.80°x°
  2. The arc marked is the minor arc between the points of tangency. Find x.x°98°
  3. Find x.x°120°28°
  4. The arc marked is the minor arc between the points of tangency. Find the value of x.x°110°
  5. Find the value of x.x°140°60°
  1. Find xx with a tangent and a chord

    Find the value of x.98°x°
  2. Find the value of x.x°210°
  3. Find x.119°x°
  4. Find x.x°224°
  5. Find x.92°x°

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Angles in CirclesAnswer keyVersion 1

Date Period

Find each measure.

  1. Use inscribed angles

    Find the angle marked x.x90°45∘
  2. Find the arc marked x.46°x92∘
  3. Find the angle marked x.x120°60∘
  4. Find the arc marked x.59°x118∘
  5. Find the arc marked x.41°x82∘
  1. Find xx where two chords cross

    Find x.115°x°96°134
  2. Find x.97°68°x°126
  3. Find the value of x.87°130°x°44
  4. Find the value of x.128°x°94°162
  5. Find the value of x.116°x°72°160
  1. Find xx with secants and tangents from an outside point

    The arc marked is the minor arc between the points of tangency. Find the value of x.80°x°100
  2. The arc marked is the minor arc between the points of tangency. Find x.x°98°82
  3. Find x.x°120°28°46
  4. The arc marked is the minor arc between the points of tangency. Find the value of x.x°110°70
  5. Find the value of x.x°140°60°40
  1. Find xx with a tangent and a chord

    Find the value of x.98°x°196
  2. Find the value of x.x°210°105
  3. Find x.119°x°238
  4. Find x.x°224°112
  5. Find x.92°x°184

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How to do these

A central angle cuts off an arc of 80∘. Find an inscribed angle that cuts off the same arc

  1. A central angle equals its arc, so the arc is 80°.
  2. An inscribed angle is half its arc.

The answer is 40∘.

Where students go wrong

Doubling instead of halving. The arc is the big number and the inscribed angle is the small one, so if your answer came out larger than the arc you have used the rule upside down.

Also called tangent chord angle or angles formed by secants.

What you can put on this worksheet

Inscribed angles
Find the arc marked x. — a circle with an inscribed angle, labeled 41°, x → 82∘
The angle between a tangent and a chord
A tangent and a chord meet at the point of contact, and the chord cuts off a minor arc of 88∘. Find the acute angle between them. → 44∘
Two chords crossing inside
Chords BD‾ and CE‾ intersect at F. mBC⌢=57∘ and mDE⌢=47∘. Find m∠DFE. → 52∘
Two secants meeting outside
A far arc of 121∘ and a near arc of 59∘ lie between two secants that meet outside a circle. What angle do the secants make? → 31∘
A tangent and a secant meeting outside
A tangent and a secant drawn from one outside point form an angle of 31∘. The near intercepted arc is 59∘. Find the far one. → 121∘
Two tangents meeting outside
Two tangents are drawn to a circle from one outside point. The far arc between them measures 256∘. Find the angle where they meet. → 76∘
Quadrilaterals inscribed in a circle
Find m∠C. — a quadrilateral abcd inscribed in a circle, labeled A, 92°, B, C, D, 86° → 88∘
Two inscribed angles on one arc
Find the value of x. — two inscribed angles on the same arc, (3x + 30)° and (x + 46)° → 8
Two chords crossing, from a drawing
Find x. — a circle with two chords crossing inside, labeled x°, 112°, 136° → 124
Secants and tangents meeting outside, from a drawing
Find x. — a circle with two lines meeting outside, labeled x°, 192°, 60° → 66
A tangent and a chord, from a drawing
Find x. — a circle with a tangent and a chord, labeled x°, 200° → 100
The far arc from 360 first
Find x. — a circle with points, chords and arcs → 29∘
Two tangents: the near arc from the angle
Tangents from P touch the circle at A and B. The minor arc AB⌢ measures 96∘. Find m∠APB. → 84∘

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Yes. The answer key prints on a second page, and you can choose whether it shows each question beside its answer or just the answers in a list.

Yes. Print straight from the page, or download the PDF and print that. The sheet is laid out for paper rather than squeezed off a screen, so there is room to work under each question, and the answer key comes out on its own page.

Geometry is usually taken around 9th or 10th grade, though schools vary and plenty of students meet it earlier or later. Pick the difficulty rather than the grade: the easy level suits a first lesson on it, the hard level suits review before a test.

Yes, as many as you like. The questions are built fresh each time rather than picked from a fixed set of files, so pressing Generate gives a new sheet. That is what you want for a second class, a retake, or two students sitting next to each other.

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Yes. There are two levels, and you can tick more than one for a sheet that mixes them, in which case the questions come out easiest first. The harder levels are not just larger numbers: they ask for something the easy ones do not.

You pick from 13: inscribed angles, the angle between a tangent and a chord, two chords crossing inside, two secants meeting outside, a tangent and a secant meeting outside, two tangents meeting outside, quadrilaterals inscribed in a circle, two inscribed angles on one arc, two chords crossing, from a drawing, secants and tangents meeting outside, from a drawing, a tangent and a chord, from a drawing, the far arc from 360 first and two tangents: the near arc from the angle. Tick as many as you want and set how many of each, or let it spread them evenly.

Doubling instead of halving. The arc is the big number and the inscribed angle is the small one, so if your answer came out larger than the arc you have used the rule upside down.