sphere elements

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The following activity is a compilation of what the elements of circular figures are and what they are, where we will focus particularly on the sphere, with the purpose of learning its properties and formulas and thus solving problems in our community.

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Carlos Martinez

Colombia

This game is a version of

Elementos de la circunferencia

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sphere elements

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sphere elementsOnline version

by Carlos Martinez

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Matching Pairs sphere elementsOnline version The following activity is a compilation of what the elements of circular figures are and what they are, where we will focus particularly on the sphere, with the purpose of learning its properties and formulas and thus solving problems in our community. by Carlos Martinez 1 Poles (Point B and Point C): 2 3 Parallels: 4 5 6 Axis 7 Ecuador: 8 Diameter: It is the segment that joins two extreme points of the circumference, passing through the center. Note that the diameter is twice the radius. Radius: It is the segment that joins the center of the circumference with any of its points They are the circumferences resulting from cutting the sphere with planes that are perpendicular to the axis (that cut the axis forming an angle of 90º). Arc: It is the curve that joins the two ends of a chord, like the portion of the circumference below that joins points A and D. They are the axis points located at the top and bottom of the spherical surface. It is the imaginary line with respect to which the semicircle that forms the sphere rotates. It is the circumference obtained by cutting the sphere with a plane perpendicular to the axis and which, in turn, contains the center of the figure. It can also be defined as the parallel with the greatest length. Chord: It is the segment that joins two points of the circumference, but unlike the diameter it does not pass through the center of the figure.