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Geometry
-Relationships geo figures
-Relationships quadrialterals
-Problems prop. of plane figs.
-Problems prop. of circles
-Pythagoren theorem
-Perimeter/ Area/ Volume
-Geo transformations
Relationships involving Geometric Figures
medians of triangles, inscribed angles in circles

congruencies/ similarity
ALTITUDE
height
of triangles
line segment drawn from vertex perpendicular to the side opposite the angle
Triangle has 3
Concurrent in a Triangle
the lines containing the altitudes of a triangle are concurrent (intersect in a point)
(intersect in a point)
concurrent lines of altitudes
triangles
ORTHOCENTER
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
CENTROID
is 2/3 of the way along each median, from the vertex to the opposite site
PERPENDICUALR BISECTORS of a Triangle

-are congruent
Point of concurrency is equidistant from the vertices of the triangle
ANGLE BISECTOR
in a triangle
is a line that cuts in half an angle of the triangle
CONGRUENT = with ~ above it
same size and same shape
superimposable= fit exactly on top of eachother
SIMILAR two ~~ on top of each other
same shape but not necessarily same size
-corresponding angles congruent
-corresponding sides proportional
REALTIONSHIPS
QUADRILATERALS
square
rectangle
parallelogram
rhombus
trapezoid
QUADRILATERAL
-Parallelograms
-Trapezoids
Closed two-dimensional geometric figure
made up of FOUR straight lines
PARALLELOGRAM
Quad with
TWO pairs of opposite parallel sides
Properties of Parallelogram
-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
PARALLELOGRAMS
rhombus:
rectangle:
square:
four congruent sides
four right angles
four right angles & 4 congru sides
Trapeziod
definition one
quad that has exactly one pair of opposite sides taht are II
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
Properties of PLANE FIGURES
properties of
triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, parallel and perpendicular lines
RAY
line extending from a point
Angle
When two RAYS meet at a common point
VERTEX
point where the rays meet
ANGLES
Acute
Right
Abtuse
b/w 0- 90 degrees
exactly 90 degrees
b/w 90-180 degrees
Angles Cont.
Straight Line
Complementary <'s
Supplementary <'s
exactly 180 degrees
two <'s sum = 90
two <'s sum =180
Two <'s with the same measure are
CONGRUENT
ADJACENT <'s
are angles that have a common vertex & common side
PLANE
set of points that form a flat surface
can be II or intersecting
INTERSECTING lines in a plane
CROSS at a POINT
Vertical Angles
two nonadjacent angles formed by intersecting lines
-<'s formed are congruents
(mirror)
PARALLEL LINES ( II )
in plane never meet
distance b/w always same
TRANSVERAL
STRAIGHT line that intersects two or more given lines.
When TWO II lines are cut by a transveral 8 <'s formed
*own note card
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
PERPENDICULAR LINES
intersect at right angles
Perpendicular BISECTOR
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
SHORTEST distance from a point to a line
is the measure of the perpendicular line segment from the point to the line
POLYGON
closed plane figure
sides are straight line segments
VERTEX of polygon
point at which two sides of a plygon intersect
REGULAR Polygon
all sides congruent
Triangle - 3
Quadrilateral- 4
Pentagon- 5
Hexagon -6
Heptegon -7
Octagon - 8
Nonagon - 9
Decagon -10
CONVEX
if diagonals of a polygon lie within interior of polygon
CONCAVE
If diagonals lie outside of interior
Number of diagonals of an
n-shaped
polygon
n(n-3) / 2
TRIANGLES (by sides)
-isosceles
-scalene
-quilateral
-at least 2 congruent sides
-no congruent sides
- 3 congruent sides
TRIANGLES (interior <'s)
-acute
-right
-obtuse
-3 acute <'s
-exactly one right <
-exactly one obtuse <
SUM OF <'S IN A
TRIANGLE
180 degrees
***TRIANGLE INEQUALITY
Theorem***
sum of the measures of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the measure of the third side
**Triangle Inequality Theorem
- If 2 sides are congruent, then the <'s opposite those sides are congruent and conversely
** Cont.
- The segment b/w the midpoint of two sides of a triangle is II to the third side and half as long
CONGRUENT Triangles

-SSS
-SAS
-AAS
corresponding sides
corresponding angles
are congruent
SIMILAR Triangles
-proportional sides
-congruent <'s
corresponding sides are
-proportional
corresponding <'s are
congruent
IDENTIFY QUADRILATERALS
-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