Math Hacks: Circles - Parts of a Circle

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In this video, we cover an overview of the different parts of a circle and the formulas we use to calculate them! Specifically we cover radius, diameter, circumference, arc, chord, tangent, secant, sector, and segment! While this is a general overview, below I have included the link to a playlist that goes into more detail on all of the different parts of a circle, and formulas covered in this video and how we can use them!

Complete playlist of circles:

For a pdf handout of this content, check out the link below:

[audrictheodorekusnadi]

This helped so much with my homework
Thank You!!!❤️

[GayunPerera-rzdb]

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[raviravipn]

thanks bro it's very much helpfull to me. very very much thanks

[official_Sunshine]

Thankuu so much 🩷 because of you i complete this topic... 🙃🩷

[Poonamsharma-cztf]

Thank you you made this lot lot easier

[markjosephgavino]

Thanks mate this will help me on my exam

[kevinff]

Thank you very much @MakeMathMakeSense
for your help

[exmbukt]

As an 8th grader from India I am currently feeling Genius after watching this YT short...

Thanks sir for satisfying my curiosity ❤

[-ccqe]

Very important for be because I make a chat of circle thanks for this sir 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[kevinff]

Hello! I think perimeter of segment of a circle ( degree) is - r × π x theta/180 + 2r sin theta.

In the video it showed theta was divided by 2
So please explain me with a reason

[PALLAVKUMAR-xdjj]

bro took speedrun to a whole new level.

[rupom_]

Can you tell me if secant and tangent is related to trigeometry

[juliuspulido]

Hi do you have a ppt or pdf for reviewer purposes, thank you.

[gregl]

Well done do you have this as a print out we can download pls????

[jaygin]

How do you know how much an arc curves ? For example you have a metal rod that you want to curve to match the circle/ sphere.

[duckyoutube]

This went from 4th grade math to trig real quick.

[nicnica]

I got one problem with this, and as a harvard professor we are used to say, to find the arc theta is divided by 360, multiply by the circumference which implies using a 2 in π2r, but you didn't use this, instead you divide by 180. Not a good teaching or explanatory way😢