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50 Cards in this Set
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Geometry
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-Relationships geo figures
-Relationships quadrialterals -Problems prop. of plane figs. -Problems prop. of circles -Pythagoren theorem -Perimeter/ Area/ Volume -Geo transformations |
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Relationships involving Geometric Figures
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medians of triangles, inscribed angles in circles
congruencies/ similarity |
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ALTITUDE
height |
of triangles
line segment drawn from vertex perpendicular to the side opposite the angle Triangle has 3 |
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Concurrent in a Triangle
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the lines containing the altitudes of a triangle are concurrent (intersect in a point)
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(intersect in a point)
concurrent lines of altitudes triangles |
ORTHOCENTER
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MEDIAN of a Triangle
-are congruent -point of cocurrency- Centroid |
is a line segment connecting the vertex of an angle to the midpoint of the side opposite the angle
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CENTROID
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is 2/3 of the way along each median, from the vertex to the opposite site
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PERPENDICUALR BISECTORS of a Triangle
-are congruent |
Point of concurrency is equidistant from the vertices of the triangle
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ANGLE BISECTOR
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in a triangle
is a line that cuts in half an angle of the triangle |
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CONGRUENT = with ~ above it
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same size and same shape
superimposable= fit exactly on top of eachother |
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SIMILAR two ~~ on top of each other
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same shape but not necessarily same size
-corresponding angles congruent -corresponding sides proportional |
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REALTIONSHIPS
QUADRILATERALS |
square
rectangle parallelogram rhombus trapezoid |
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QUADRILATERAL
-Parallelograms -Trapezoids |
Closed two-dimensional geometric figure
made up of FOUR straight lines |
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PARALLELOGRAM
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Quad with
TWO pairs of opposite parallel sides |
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Properties of Parallelogram
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-oppposite sides congruent
-sum of four interior <'s is 360 -oppposite interior <'s are congruent -consective interior angles are supplementary -diagonals bisect each other -ea. diagonal divides the IIogram into two congruent triangles |
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PARALLELOGRAMS
rhombus: rectangle: square: |
four congruent sides
four right angles four right angles & 4 congru sides |
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Trapeziod
definition one |
quad that has exactly one pair of opposite sides taht are II
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Trapeziod
definition two |
quad that has at least one pair of II sides- this allows an parallelogram to be cinsidered a special kind of trap
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Properties of PLANE FIGURES
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properties of
triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, parallel and perpendicular lines |
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RAY
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line extending from a point
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Angle
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When two RAYS meet at a common point
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VERTEX
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point where the rays meet
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ANGLES
Acute Right Abtuse |
b/w 0- 90 degrees
exactly 90 degrees b/w 90-180 degrees |
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Angles Cont.
Straight Line Complementary <'s Supplementary <'s |
exactly 180 degrees
two <'s sum = 90 two <'s sum =180 |
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Two <'s with the same measure are
CONGRUENT |
ADJACENT <'s
are angles that have a common vertex & common side |
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PLANE
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set of points that form a flat surface
can be II or intersecting |
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INTERSECTING lines in a plane
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CROSS at a POINT
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Vertical Angles
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two nonadjacent angles formed by intersecting lines
-<'s formed are congruents (mirror) |
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PARALLEL LINES ( II )
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in plane never meet
distance b/w always same |
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TRANSVERAL
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STRAIGHT line that intersects two or more given lines.
When TWO II lines are cut by a transveral 8 <'s formed *own note card |
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TRANSVERSAL
if two parallel lines are cut by a transveral |
then any pair of
corresponding angles, alternate exterior angles, or alternate interior angles are congruent |
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PERPENDICULAR LINES
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intersect at right angles
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Perpendicular BISECTOR
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OF A LINE SEGMENT
is set of all points in the plane of the line segment that are equidistant from endpoints of the line segments |
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SHORTEST distance from a point to a line
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is the measure of the perpendicular line segment from the point to the line
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POLYGON
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closed plane figure
sides are straight line segments |
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VERTEX of polygon
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point at which two sides of a plygon intersect
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REGULAR Polygon
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all sides congruent
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Triangle - 3
Quadrilateral- 4 Pentagon- 5 Hexagon -6 |
Heptegon -7
Octagon - 8 Nonagon - 9 Decagon -10 |
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CONVEX
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if diagonals of a polygon lie within interior of polygon
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CONCAVE
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If diagonals lie outside of interior
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Number of diagonals of an
n-shaped polygon |
n(n-3) / 2
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TRIANGLES (by sides)
-isosceles -scalene -quilateral |
-at least 2 congruent sides
-no congruent sides - 3 congruent sides |
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TRIANGLES (interior <'s)
-acute -right -obtuse |
-3 acute <'s
-exactly one right < -exactly one obtuse < |
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SUM OF <'S IN A
TRIANGLE |
180 degrees
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***TRIANGLE INEQUALITY
Theorem*** |
sum of the measures of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the measure of the third side
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**Triangle Inequality Theorem
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- If 2 sides are congruent, then the <'s opposite those sides are congruent and conversely
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** Cont.
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- The segment b/w the midpoint of two sides of a triangle is II to the third side and half as long
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CONGRUENT Triangles
-SSS -SAS -AAS |
corresponding sides
corresponding angles are congruent |
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SIMILAR Triangles
-proportional sides -congruent <'s |
corresponding sides are
-proportional corresponding <'s are congruent |
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IDENTIFY QUADRILATERALS
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-Diagonals of quad bisect - parallelogram
-Diagonals of quad are perpendicular bisectors of ea. other the quad is rhombus -IIogram has 1 right <, it has four right <'s and a rectangle |