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SSS
postulate
Side-side-side
SAS
postulate
Angle between
2
sides
ASA
postulate
Side in between
2
angles
AAS
postulate
Angle-angle-side
Triangle
inequality theorem
The sum of lengths of any two sides of a triangle is
greater
than the length of the remaining side.
Transversal
A line that crosses parallel lines to create pairs of
congruent
and
supplementary
angles
Congruent
Having the
same
measurement
Supplementary
Angles that add up to
180°
Corresponding
Angles that lie on the
same side
of the
transversal
and on the
same side
of the
parallel
lines.
These angles are in the same "
corner
" and are congruent
Alternate
interior
Angles on
opposite
sides of the transversal and
inside
the two parallel lines. These angles are
congruent.
Alternate exterior
Angles on
opposite
sides of the transversal and
outside
the parallel lines. These angles are
congruent
Same-side interior
Angles on the
same side
of the transversal and
inside
the
parallel
lines.
These angles are supplementary.
Same-side
exterior
Angles on the
same side
of the transversal and
outside
the
parallel
lines.
These angles are supplementary
Vertical
Angles that are across from each other and are formed by any intersecting lines (not just parallel lines and transversals) these angles are
congruent
Hinge theorem
if two sides of two triangles are
congruent
and the included angle is different, then the angle that is larger is
opposite
the longer side.