1. AIM: Circumference and Area
of a Circle
Do Now
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2. Homework: Pages 440-441 #6-8 all, 13, 14, 21-24 all, 26, 30-38 all
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4. Anticipatory Set: Fill in the following Venn Diagram
based on the similarities and differences between
circumference and area.
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5. 1
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the area of a circle is 113 feet2,
what is the radius?
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6. 2
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the diameter of a circle is 12
feet, what is the circumference?
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7. 3
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the circumference of a circle is 58
feet, what is the diameter?
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8. 4
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the radius of a circle is
14 feet, what is the area?
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9. 5
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the area of a circle is
568 miles2, what is the
diameter?
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10. 6
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the radius of a circle is
10.5 inches, what is the
circumference?
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11. 7
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the circumference
of a circle is 78 inches,
what is the radius?
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12. 8
Use the Pi Button, include units with your final answers, and
round all final answers to the nearest hundredth.
If the diameter of a
circle is 8 miles, what is
the area?
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13. BEFORE YOU LEAVE:
AIM: Circles
How would you explain today's
lesson to a student who was
absent today?
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14. Mr. Tjersland's Math 7
Homework: Homework Sheet
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