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acute triangle
a triangle in which all of the sides are acute angles
acute angle
an angle less than 90
angle bisector
ray that divides an angle in to two congruent parts
base angles
angles at the base of a shape
base
bottom of the shape
congruent
having same measures
altitude of triangle
segment from verticies of the triangle of line containg oppiste side, and perpendicular to side
altitude of prism or cylender
segment perpendicular to bases with an endpoint in each plane
altitude of pryimid or cone
segment that has vertex as one endpoint is perpendicular to base
right triangle
triangle with right angle side oppiste angle is called hypontenous
equilarderal triangle
triangle with all side congruent
obtuse triangle
triangle with obtuse angle in it
isosceles triangle
triangle with at least two congruent sides, congruent sides called legs
scalene triangle
triangle with no congruent sides
legs (isoslese triangle)
two legs that are congruent
vertex angles
angles fromed by two lines that connect that form a angle
parallel
coplanar lines that do not intersect
equilareral triangle
triangle with all sides equal
exterior angle
angle formed by 1 side of triangle and extension of another side
remote angle
angles of triangle that are not adacent to a given exterior angle
right angle
angle that is exactly 90
slope
for a nonvertical line containg two points and the number m
triangle
three lines that form togather to form three angles
median
lien segment with endpoints that are vertex of a triangle and the mid point of the sides oppiste the vertex
segment that joins the legs ina trapizoid
perpendicular bisector
triangle, line, segment, or ray that passes through the midpoint of a side and is perpendicular to side
side-side-side congruence
if the side of the triangle are congruent to side of the second triangle the triangle are congruent
side-angle-side congruence
two sides and the included angle of one triangle are congruent two sides and the included angle of another triangle the triangle are congruent
angle-angle-side congruence
two angles and the nonincluded side of one triangle are congruent to the corresponding two angles and sid eof the second triangle then two triangles are congruent