2. Sector of a Circle
The sector of a circle is a part of the circle made
up of an arc along with two radii which are at the
end points of the arc.
The diagram shows a circle divided into two
sectors; a major sector and a minor sector.
3. Perimeter of a sector of a circle
RECALL:
Perimeter is the distance around a figure.
The perimeter of a sector would be the sum of
the length of the arc, and the two radii.
πππππππ‘ππ ππ π πππ‘ππ = πππππ‘β ππ πππ + πππππ’π + πππππ’π
8. Example
ο§ Perimeter of plot = πππππ‘β ππ πππ + πππππ’π + πππππ’π
=
60
360
Γ 2 Γ
22
7
Γ 28 + 28 + 28
` = 85.3 π
A plot of land is in the shape of a sector of a circle of radius 28 m.
If the sectorial angle (central angle) is 60Β°, find the perimeter of the plot.
(ππ π π =
22
7
. )
9. Example
ο§ Perimeter of plot = πππππ‘β ππ πππ + πππππ’π + πππππ’π
30 = 16 + 2π
` 2π = 30 β 16 = 14
π = 7 ππ
Find the radius of sector whose perimeter is 30 cm and length of the arc
is 16 cm.
10. Example
ο§ Perimeter of plot = πππππ‘β ππ πππ + πππππ’π + πππππ’π
45 = πππππ‘β ππ πππ + 10 + 10
45 = πππππ‘β ππ πππ + 20
πππππ‘β ππ πππ = 45 β 20
= 25 ππ
Find the length of arc, if the perimeter of the sector is 45 cm and the
radius is 10 cm.