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Point
- represented by a dot
Line
-
extends indefinitely
in
two directions
Segment
- part of the
line
with
two endpoints.
Ray
- a
line
with only
one endpoint.
Difference between a line and a line segment?
Line
has an
arrow
at the end while
line segment
has a
closed circle
at the end.
Angles
-
two different rays that have the same initial point.
Congruent angles
-
angles that have the same measure.
Adjacent angles -
two angles that share
a
common vertex
Degree
- commonly used to measure the
size
of an
angle.
Radian
- ratio of the
length
f an
arc
to its
radius
Identify the following parts
A)
symbol that symbolizes an angle
B)
length of an arc to its radius
C)
from one point to the center of a circle
D)
one point to one point inside the circle
4
Types of Angle
Straight
(180 degrees)
Acute
(between 0 and 90)
Right
(exactly 90)
Obtuse
( between 90 and 180)
Reflex
(between 180 and 360)
Midpoint of a segment-
int that divides (or
bisect
) a segment into two
congruent
segment
Segment Bisector
- a segment, ray, line, or plane hat intersects a segment at its
midpoint.
Angle Bisector - a ray that divides an angle into
two congruent adjacent angles.
Intersecting lines -
lines that intersect at a point.
Parallel line -
two lines in the same plane which will never intersect.
Skew line - lines that are
never parallel
and do
not intersect.
Plane
- can be considered a flat surface with no thickness extending infinitely in all directions.
Determining a plane:
3 noncollinear plane
2 intersecting line
2 parallel line
Space
- 3 dimensional expanse hat has length, width, and height.
True or False
Collinear points are also coplanar.
Answer:
TRUE
Vertical angles
- two angles formed by intersecting lines located opposite each other.
Linear pair -
two adjacent angles are liner
if their non-common side are opposite rays
Complementary angles -
two angles are complementary angles
if the sum of their measures is 90 degrees.
Supplementary angles - two angles are supplementary if the
sum
of their
measures
is
180 degrees.
Transversal - a line that intersects
two or more coplanar lines at different points.
Corresponding angles - when one transversal cuts through
two parallel lines
, there will be
four pairs of corresponding angles.
Alternate interior angles - when one transversal cuts through two parallel lines, there will be
two alternate interior angles.
When two parallel lines are cut by a transversal How many acute and obtuse angles were formed?
4
acute and
4
obtuse
True or False
If the lines are parallel and cut by a transversal, the corresponding angles are not congruent.
Answer:
False
True or False
If the lines are parallel and cut by a transversal, alternate interior angle are congruent.
Answer:
True
Alternate Exterior Angle - angles that lie
outside
the two lines on the
opposite side
of the transversal.
Consecutive Interior Angle - angles that lie between
two lines
on the
same side
of the transversal.
True or False
If the lines are parallel and cut by a transversal, the consecutive interior angles are supplementary.
Answer:
True
Same side Exterior Angles - angles that lie
outside
the
two lines
in the
same side
of the
transversal.
Polygon - a
closed
plane
figure
formed by three or more segments.
Types of General Polygon
Triangle (
3)
(180 degrees)
Quadrilateral (4) (
360
degrees
)
Pentagon
(5) (540 degrees)
Hexagon (6) (
720 degrees
)
Heptagon(
7)
(900 degrees)
Octagon
(8) (1080 degrees)
Nonagon (9) (
1260
degrees
)
Decagon
(10) (1440 degrees)
Equilateral polygon - a polygon where
all sides are equal.
Equiangular polygon - a polygon here all
interior angles
are
equal.
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