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23 Cards in this Set
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Corresponding angles- |
Same position in polygons with an equal number of sides. |
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Corresponding sides- |
Same position in polygons with an equal number of sides. |
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Congruent polygons- |
Two polygons if and only if their corresponding angles and sides are congruent. |
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Triangle rigidity- |
Shortcut for proving two triangles congruent. |
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Included angle- |
Angle formed by two adjacent sides of a polygon. |
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Included side- |
Common side of two consecutive angles in a polygon. |
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Coordinate proof- |
Style of proof that uses coordinate geometry and algebra. |
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Legs- |
Congruent sides. |
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Vertex angle- |
Angle formed by the legs. |
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Base- |
Side opposite the vertex angle . |
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Base angles- |
Two angles that have the base as a side. |
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Acute triangle- |
Three acute angles. |
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Equiangular Triangle- |
Three congruent acute angles. |
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Equiangular Triangle- |
Three congruent acute angles. |
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Right triangle- |
One right angle. |
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Equiangular Triangle- |
Three congruent acute angles. |
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Right triangle- |
One right angle. |
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Obtuse triangle- |
One obtuse angle. |
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Equilateral triangle- |
Three congruent sides. |
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Equilateral triangle- |
Three congruent sides. |
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Isosceles triangle- |
At least two congruent sides. |
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Scalene triangle- |
No congruent sides. |
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Auxiliary line- |
Line that is added to a figure to aid in a proof. |