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Prime numbers
are counting numbers that have two distinct factors (1 and itself)
Composite numbers
are counting numbers that have more than two distinct factors.
Prime factorization
is an expression of a composite number as a product of its prime factors.
Greatest common factor
(GCF) - the largest common factor of two or more numbers.
Least common multiple
is the smallest common multiple of two or more numbers.
Acute angles
are angles that are less than 90 degrees.
Right angles
are angles the measure only to
90
degrees.
Obtuse angles
are angles that are greater than 90 degrees.
Parallel lines
are lines that do not meet at any point
Perpendicular lines
are lines that intersect at right angle
Intersecting lines
meet at only one point.
Triangle
is the polygon with 3 sides and 180 degrees.
Equilateral triangles
have sides that are all equal
Isosceles triangle
has two sides that are equal
Scalene triangle
has no two sides that are of the same length.
Acute triangles
are scalene triangles with each side less than 90 degrees.
Right triangle
: A triangle with a 90° angle.
Obtuse triangle
: A triangle with an obtuse angle (greater than
90°
).
Polygon
is a closed plane figure.
Regular polygons
is a polygon with all sides and angles congruent (equal)
Irregular polygons
has no equal sides.
Congruent polygons
are two polygons of the same size and shape.
Similar polygons
are two polygons with the same shape but not the same size.
Quadrilateral
is a 4 sided polygon
Square
: Quadrilateral with right angles and equal sides.
Rectangle
: Quadrilateral with right angles.
Rhombus
: Quadrilateral with equal sides.
Parallelogram
: Quadrilateral with opposite parallel sides.
Trapezoid
: Quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides.
Triangle: Area =
1/2 bh
and Perimeter =
a+b+c
Square:
Area=S²
&
Perimeter=S4
Rectangle:
Area=lw
&
Perimeter=2(l+w)
Perimeter
is the distance around a polygon.
Area
is the amount of space occupied in a figure