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    Formulae: Mathematics Form 3 Revision 1: CIRCLES Duration: 30 Minutes

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    1. This document contains a mathematics form for revision of circles. It includes 8 multiple choice questions with figures and formulas about parts of circles, areas and circumferences. 2. The second section contains construction questions and word problems about circles, including completing a table about parts of a circle, constructing the center and radius of a given circle, finding diameter from circumference, finding arc length from radius and angle, and finding the area of a shaded region in a divided square.

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    1. This document contains a mathematics form for revision of circles. It includes 8 multiple choice questions with figures and formulas about parts of circles, areas and circumferences. 2. The second section contains construction questions and word problems about circles, including completing a table about parts of a circle, constructing the center and radius of a given circle, finding diameter from circumference, finding arc length from radius and angle, and finding the area of a shaded region in a divided square.

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    Formulae: Mathematics Form 3 Revision 1: CIRCLES Duration: 30 Minutes

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    Name : ……………………………………………………

    Mathematics Form 3 Class : ……………………………………………………


    Revision 1 : CIRCLES Date : ……………………………………………………
    Duration : 30 minutes Marks : /20

    FORMULAE
    1. Circumference of a circle = 𝜋d OR
    Circumference of a circle = 2𝜋r
    2. Area of circle = 𝜋r2
    3.

    4.

    ( Note: Take
    22
    𝜋= 7
    )

    Section A ( 8 marks )

    FIGURE 2

    FIGURE 1
    1. Which of the following represents a chord in 2. The diagram above shows two different

    the diagram above? sizes of circles, with radius 9 cm and 6 cm

    A. AE respectively. Find the area of the annulus

    B. CDA above.

    C. AD A. 18𝜋 - 12𝜋
    D. BF B. 81𝜋 - 36𝜋
    C. 36𝜋 - 81𝜋
    D. 12𝜋 - 18𝜋
    B. 14𝜋
    1
    C. 𝜋
    4
    D. 14.5𝜋

    5. What is the circumference of a circle with


    radius of 21 cm?
    FIGURE 3 A. 66 cm
    3. Figure 3 shows a circle with centre O and B. 132 cm
    diameter of 14 cm. Find the area of the C. 462 cm
    shaded region. D. 1386 cm
    A. 38.5 cm2
    B. 115.5 cm2
    C. 11 cm2
    D. 462 cm2
    O

    FIGURE 6
    7. Figure 6 shows 2 semicircles. O is the centre
    of bigger circle which has a radius of 7 cm.
    Find the area of the shaded region above.
    A. 11 cm2
    FIGURE 4
    B. 22 cm2
    4. Figure 4 shows a square attached to a
    C. 115.9 cm2
    semicircle with a diameter of 7cm. Find the
    D. 57.95 cm2
    perimeter of the diagram above.
    A. 43 cm
    B. 65 cm
    C. 40.25 cm
    D. 32 cm

    FIGURE 7
    O
    8. The diagram above shows a square
    consisting of four equal quadrants. The
    FIGURE 5
    perimeter of the shaded region equals to
    6. The diagram above shows a circle with
    A. area of a square
    circumference of 28𝜋. Find the length of arc
    B. perimeter of a semicircle
    PQ.
    C. circumference of a circle
    A. 7𝜋
    D. arc of a semicircle
    Section B ( 12 marks )

    1. Based on the circle below, complete the given table. ( 3 marks)

    Parts of circle Name


    Straight line RT
    PRSTQV
    Shaded area RST

    2. By construction, determine the centre O and length of the radius of the circle below using your
    compasses and ruler. (2 marks)

    3. Given the circumference for a circle is 66 cm. Find the diameter of the circle. (2 marks)
    4. Find the length of arc RS, given the radius is 7 cm and the
    angle subtended by the arc is 1200. Leave your answer in fraction. (2 marks)

    120O

    7 cm

    5.

    T U

    The diagram above shows a square consisting of four quadrants.


    Given that the distance AB = BC = CD = DA, which is 14 cm. T and U are midpoints of AD and BC respectively.
    Find the area of the shaded region. (3 marks)

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