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Coordinate Geometry of Circles: Equations, Chords, and Tangents
11th Grade · Math · Open Global Math
7 lessons
Goal
Analyze circle equations in standard and general forms, determine centers, radii, chord lengths, tangent lines, and intersection properties algebraically.
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Equations of Circles in Standard and Expanded Forms
7 lessons
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- 1Equations of Circles in Standard and Expanded FormsUp nextStart
- 2Completing the Square to Find Center and RadiusPremiumNot started yet
- 3Finding the Equation of a Circle Through Three Given PointsNot started yet
- 4Line and Circle Intersections and Chord LengthsNot started yet
- 5Tangents and Normals to Circles Using Geometric MethodsNot started yet
- 6Finding Tangent Lines from an External Point to a CircleNot started yet
- 7Orthogonal Circles and the Radical Axis of Two CirclesNot started yet
Curriculum Framework
11th Grade · Math · Open Global Math
1
8 lessons
Advanced Linear Coordinate Geometry and Distance Optimization
Master linear equations in general and point-slope forms, calculate perpendicular distances, analyze families of lines, and solve geometric optimization problems on the Cartesian plane.
2
7 lessons
Coordinate Geometry of Circles: Equations, Chords, and Tangents
Analyze circle equations in standard and general forms, determine centers, radii, chord lengths, tangent lines, and intersection properties algebraically.
3
8 lessons
Conic Sections: Geometric Loci and Standard Equations
Understand conics as double-cone cross sections and geometric loci, deriving and graphing standard Cartesian equations of parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas.
4
5 lessons
Conics in Polar Coordinates and General Second-Degree Curves
Classify general second-degree quadratic equations via the algebraic discriminant, rotate coordinate axes, and represent conic sections in polar form.
5
7 lessons
Parametric Curves: Conversions and Geometric Trajectories
Model plane curves parametrically, convert between parametric and Cartesian representations, and analyze 2D kinematics, projectile motion, and cycloids.