Structural Concepts in Mathematics, Fall 2012
Chapter 8 Objectives:
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Be able to determine the area, circumference, or radius of a circle if one of those measurements
is known.
Be able to find the area or circumference of a sector of a circle.
Be able to find the measure of the central angle spanned by an arc of a circle.
Be able to find the measure of an arc of a circle.
Be able to calculate values involving pi by approximating with the appropriate decimal or
fraction.
Be able to provide an explanation for the formula for the area of a circle.
Chapter 9 Objectives
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Be able to find the volume of solids formed from rectangular solids (like those on page 196).
Be able to compute the volume of any right prism or right cylinder.
Be able to use indirect measurement techniques to find the volume of irregular shapes (e.g.,
rocks).
Be able to convert among volume, capacity, and weight in the metric system.
Be able to name solids.
Be able to solve application problems involving volume.