Circles and Circle Theorems mind maps
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This page gathers more than 30 community-made mind maps on Circles and Circle Theorems, from angle rules to arcs and sectors. Most are at secondary level, for school students revising circle geometry and teachers looking for revision material. Pick a map and explore its branches.
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13 nodesCircle Theorems Theorems involving su... · Cyclic Quadrilaterals · Tangents and Chords · Alternate Segment The...
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34 nodesCIRCLES AND TANGENTS THEOREMS Theorem 1 · Theorem 2 · Theorem 5 - The Arc A... · Theorem 6 · Theorem 7 – The Tange... · Theorem 8
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31 nodesCIRCLES DEFINITION: The colle... · Equal chords of a cir... · The perpendicular fro... · There is one and only... · Equal chords of a cir... · The angle subtended b...
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23 nodesCIRCLES DEFINITION · PARTS OF CIRCLE · THEOREMS · THEOREMS
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55 nodesCircles A circle is the locus... · Theorems · MIND MAP
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27 nodesCircle Geometry Angle Theorems · Tangent Theorems · Chord Theorems · Intersecting Secants ... · Cyclic Quadrillaterals
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22 nodesCircle Rules OTHER · CHORDS · ANGLES · SECANTS & TANGENTS
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13 nodesCircumference Angles Central angle is the ... · Angle inscribed is on... · Internal angle, has i... · An exterior angle is ... · Semi-Inscribed Angle:... · Circumscribed Angle I...
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11 nodes* Circle Theorem * Two radii and a chord... · The perpendicular fro... · Angles formed from tw... · Angles formed by draw... · A tangent to a circle... · A tangent to a circle...
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16 nodesCIRCLES Definition · Non intersecting Lines · Secant · Tangent · Facts · Theorems
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13 nodesCircle Theorems Theorems involving su... · Cyclic Quadrilaterals · Tangents and Chords · Alternate Segment The...
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15 nodesCircle thereoms Thereom 1 · Thereom 2 · Thereom 3 · Thereom 4 · Thereom 5 · Thereom 6
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11 nodesCIRCLES A ci a circle is a lo... · The chord that passes... · The line segment join... · A piece of circle bet... · The region between an... · The region between a ...
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12 nodesCircle Theorems Tangent + Radius meet... · Two radii form an iso... · The perpendicular bis... · The angle at the cent... · The angle in a semi-c... · Angles in the same se...
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15 nodesCircle Theorems Angles formed by draw... · Angles in a cyclic qu... · Tangents form a right... · Area of sector = πr2 ... · Alternate segment the... · Angles formed from tw...
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9 nodesCircle Theorems Angles in the same se... · Angle at the centre i... · Angle in a semicircle... · Opposite angles of a ... · Angle between a tange... · Tangents to a circle ...
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13 nodesCircle Theorems 1. The angle at the c... · 2. Angles in the same... · 3. The angle in a sem... · 4. Opposite angles in... · 5. A tangent and radi... · 6. Tangents from the ...
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15 nodesArcs and sectors Arc · Sector
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23 nodesEnter text here DEFINITION · PARTS OF CIRCLE · THEOREMS · THEOREMS
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38 nodesCHAPTER 12: CIRCLES LINES THAT INTERSECT ... · ARCHS AND CHORDS · SECTOR AREA AND ARC L... · INSCRIBED ANGLES · ANGLE RELATIONSHIPS I... · SEGMENT RELATIONSHIPS...
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12 nodesCircle Theorums An inscribed angle is... · An angle inscribed (t... · A cyclic quadralatera... · A tangent always form...
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13 nodesProve All Circles are Similar For Shapes to be simi...
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16 nodesCIRCLES Theorems · Tangent and tangent p... · Secant to a cricle · Non intersecting lines · Definition · Facts
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16 nodesCIRCLES Theorems · Tangent and tangent p... · Secant to a cricle · Non intersecting lines · Definition · Facts
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26 nodesCircle theorems Basic theorems · Pi ∏ · Complecated theorems · isosolie triangles
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16 nodesEnter text here circle theorems · rules · graph structures
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9 nodesY8 Math - Week 36 Monday · Tuesday · Friday
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9 nodesY8 Math - Week 37 Monday · Tuesday · Friday
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14 nodesCircles Writing the equation ... · Segments in Circles · Angles within Circles · Circumference of a Ci... · Area of A Circle and ... · Measuring Angles in R...
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7 nodesChapter 10: Properties of Circles 10.1: Chords of a circle
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6 nodesCircles Radius- distance from... · Diameter- distance fr... · Segment- the two side... · chord- a line that pa...
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8 nodesTricky Topics Circle Theorems:
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11 nodesArea related with circle Area of circle · Area of sector and ci... · Segment of circle and... · Different figures
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4 nodesIntersection of a line in a circle 1. The line and the c... · 2. The line and the c... · 3. The line and the c...
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8 nodesCIRCLES CIRCLES AND ITS RELAT... · ANGLE SUBTENDE BY A C... · THEOREM 10.2, 10.2, 1... · ANGLE SUBTENDE BY AN ... · THEOREM 10.8, 10.9, 1... · CYCLIC QUADRILATERALS
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15 nodesMath Circle · Triangle
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8 nodesTANGENTS AND CHORDS TANGENT · CHORD
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4 nodesMaths Circles
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6 nodesCircles Diameter · Radius · Area of Circle = π x ...
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4 nodesCircle Theoreom 1) The Semi-circle Ru...
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About circles and circle theorems mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing Circles and Circle Theorems mind maps
These maps organise circle topics into branches. Arcs and sectors brings together names for parts of a circle and a formula for arc length. Circle Geometry groups angle, tangent and chord theorems alongside cyclic quadrilaterals.
For a starting point on measurement, open Arcs and sectors and follow the branches from the definitions to the formula. For theorem revision, Circle Geometry offers a way to see several types of rule in one place.
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Choose a branch and try explaining its rule or formula in your own words. Then look back at the map to check what you included. You can compare related branches before moving on to another topic.
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Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Arcs and sectors is a useful starting point for measurement: it sets out what arcs and sectors are and includes an arc-length formula. For a broader look at theorem types, Circle Geometry groups rules about angles, tangents and chords in one map.
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Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save quiz scores.
Who are these mind maps for?
The collection is mostly at secondary level. School students can use the maps to revise topics such as circle theorems, arcs and sectors. Teachers can use them as ready-made revision material, choosing a map that fits the topic they want to cover.