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What is a convex polygon?
All angles are less than 180 deg.
What is a concave polygon?
At least one angle is greater than 180 deg.
What is a diagonal?
Any segment that connects two non-adjacent (next to) verticies of the polygon
Name all the transformations?
- Rotation
- Reflection
- Translation move up, down, right, left
-Dialation -reduction or enlargement
y=x+4 How will it look
I will move up four spaces
y=3x squared...How will it look?
A reduction by 1/3
Stae what each thing means
y=1/2 xto the 3rd + 4
1/2 dilation enlargement by 2
4 means up 4
ISOMETRY
No change in the figure
Vectors
Tells you the direction and distance and the symbol is
coordinate rules for reflection
x axis
a, b to a, -b
coordinate rules for reflection
y axis
a, b to -a, b
coordinate rules for reflection
y=x
a,b to b,a
coordinate rules for reflection
y=-x
a,b to b,-a
90 degrees
a.b to -b,a
180 degrees
a,b to -a,-b
270 degrees
a,b to b,-a
Dialate
D(x,y)=
ratio or scale factor
D1(nx,ny)
n=scale
n>1=
n=1=
0<n<1
enlargement
stays the same
reduction or contraction
How do you find the number of diagonals from 1 vertex
n= mumber of diagonals
n-3
How do you find the number of triangle formed?
n= mumber of diagonals
n-2
How do you find the sum of the interior angles?
n= mumber of diagonals
(n-2) x 180
How do you find the measure of each interior angle?
n= mumber of diagonals
180(n-2)
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n
THe rule to find the total number of diagonals in any given n-gon.
n x n-3
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2
What is the sum of each exterior angle?
What is the equation
n is the number of sides
It is always 360
360/n