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4. Geometry and Measures
4.1 Properties and Constructions
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Geometry and measures are closely related because properties in geometry are often quantified through
measures
A scalene triangle has all sides of different
lengths
Pi (π)
is used in calculations involving circles
True
What are the properties of a square?
Equal sides and angles
What is the formula for the diameter of a circle?
d
=
d =
d
=
2
r
2r
2
r
Geometry is the study of the properties and relationships of shapes, such as lines, angles, and
polygons
.
True
Order the relationship between geometry and measures:
1️⃣ Geometry focuses on shape properties
2️⃣ Measures quantify these properties
3️⃣ Numerical data describes the physical world
Match the type of angle with its classification:
Acute ↔️ Less than 90°
Right ↔️ Exactly 90°
Obtuse ↔️ Greater than 90°
A right triangle has one angle that measures
90°
.
True
Steps to bisect a line segment using a compass and straight edge:
1️⃣ Place the compass at one end
2️⃣ Extend the compass beyond half the length
3️⃣ Draw an arc above and below
4️⃣ Repeat from the other end
5️⃣ Connect the arc intersection points
The line connecting the arc intersection points bisects the line segment at its midpoint.
True
The compass width must remain
constant
during geometric constructions.
True
Steps to construct a triangle
1️⃣ Construct the first side
2️⃣ Construct the second side by drawing an arc
3️⃣ Construct the third side by drawing another intersecting arc
4️⃣ Connect the intersection points to form the third side
Match the quadrilateral type with its properties:
Parallelogram ↔️ Opposite sides and angles are equal
Rectangle ↔️ Four right angles
Rhombus ↔️ All sides are equal
Square ↔️ All sides equal, four right angles
Geometry and measures are closely
related
because properties studied in geometry are often quantified through measures.
What are the classifications of triangles based on their sides and angles?
Equilateral, isosceles, scalene
A scalene triangle has all sides of different
lengths
.
Opposite sides and angles are equal in a parallelogram.
True
The diameter of a circle is equal to
2
times its radius.
Concentric circles share the same center but have different
radii
.
True
Measures
include length, area, and
volume
True
Acute angles are less than
90°
True
Triangles can be classified based on their sides and
angles
The diagonals of a rhombus bisect at right
angles
The diameter of a circle is twice its
radius
True
The constant pi (π) governs the relationships between the properties of a
circle
.
True
Match the circle property with its formula:
Circumference ↔️
C
=
C =
C
=
2
π
r
2πr
2
π
r
Area ↔️
A
=
A =
A
=
π
r
2
πr^{2}
π
r
2
Geometry applies mathematical principles to understand the
physical
world.
The measure of an angle in degrees describes the opening between two intersecting lines.
True
What are the properties of an equilateral triangle?
All sides and angles are equal
In a rhombus, the diagonals bisect at right
angles
Steps to bisect a line segment
1️⃣ Place the compass at one end of the line segment
2️⃣ Extend the compass beyond half the length of the line segment
3️⃣ Draw an arc above and below the line segment
4️⃣ Repeat steps 1-3 from the other end
5️⃣ Draw a line connecting the two intersection points
A perpendicular line intersects at a
90°
angle.
How many pieces of information are needed to construct a triangle?
Three
To construct an equilateral triangle, all three sides must be of equal
length
.
What do measures quantify in geometry?
Geometric properties
Match the geometric property with its description:
Straight lines ↔️ Measured for length and separation
Angles ↔️ Measured in degrees
Polygons ↔️ Defined by number of sides and angles
What applies to the side lengths of a right triangle?
Pythagorean theorem
Match the quadrilateral with its unique property:
Rhombus ↔️ Diagonals bisect at right angles
Square ↔️ All sides equal and all angles 90°
What is the formula for the circumference of a circle?
C
=
C =
C
=
2
π
r
2πr
2
π
r
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