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Point

indicates location


has no size


named with a single capital letter

Line

straight path that extends forever in two opposite directions

Collinear

points on the same line

Plane

flat surface containing infinitely many lines


extends in all directions

Coplaner

points lying in the same plane

Parallel Lines

lines that never cross

Perpendicular Lines

lines that intersect to form a 90 degree angle

Line Segment

part of a line that has two endpoints and points in between them

Distance

length;


space between two points

Ray

part of a line consisting of one endpoint and extends forever in one direction

Opposite Ray

two rays that share an endpoint and extend in opposite directions

Congruent

to be equal to

Midpoint

divides a line segment into two congruent segments

Intersection

set of points that figures, such as lines, have in common

Segment Bisector

line, ray, or other segment that intersects another segment as its midpoint

Angle

formed by two rays w/ same endpoint

Angle Bisector

ray that divides an into into congruent angles

Acute

angle between 0 and 90

Obtuse

angle over 90 below 180

Right

angle exactly 90 degrees

Straight

a line, 180 degrees

Complimentary Angles

two angles with a measure of 90 degrees

Supplementary Angles

two angles w/ a measure sum of 180 degrees

Adjacent Angles

two angles that share a common side, vertex, & no common interior points

Linear Pairs

adjacent angles that form a line

Vertical Angles

two angles whose sides are opposite rays


form a cross


congruent