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Math Chapter 5 Terms
Question | Answer |
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a length made up of points that extends indefinitely in both directions | line |
a portion of a line having 2 endpoints | line segment |
a portion of a line having one endpoint and extending infinitely in one direction from the endpoint | ray |
formed by 2 rays that share a common endpoint called a vertex | angle |
2 lines that cross at a point | intersecting lines |
lines that never intersect | parallel lines |
an exact location in space | point |
intersecting lines that form 4 right angles | perpendicular lines |
figures that consist of curved lines or straight lines that lie on a flat surface | plane figure |
plane figures that begin and end at the same point | closed figures |
a closed figure made of only straight lines and no curves | polygon |
the point where 2 sides meet | vertex |
4 sides | quadrilateral |
5 sides | pentagon |
6 sides | hexagon |
7 sides | heptagon |
8 sides | octogon |
9 sides | nonagon |
10 sides | decagon |
any four sided polygon | quadrilateral |
any quadrilateral that has only one set of opposite sides parallel | trapezoid |
any quadrilateral that has both sets of opposite sides parallel | parallelogram |
any parallelogram that has all sides equal | rhombus |
any parallelogram that has four right angels | rectangle |
any rectangle that has all sides equal | square |
a polygon with all sides equal | equilateral polygon |
a polygon with all angles equal | equiangular polygon |
a polygon with all sides equal and all angles equal | regular polygon |
polygons that have the exact same shape and size/all corresponding sides must be equal and all corresponding angles must be equal | congruent |
parts of the polygon that are in matching positions | corresponding parts |
three sides of one triangle are equal to their corresponding sides in a second triangle | SSS (side side side) |
two sides and the included angle of one triangle are equal to their corresponding parts in a second triangle | SAS (side angle side) |
two angles and the included side of one triangle are equal to their corresponding parts in a second triangle | ASA (angle side angle) |
polygons with same shape but different sizes, all corresponding angles are equal, corresponding sides must be proportional | similar |
ratio of corresponding sides between similar polygons | ratio of similitude |
two angles of one triangle are equal to two corresponding angles of a second triangle | AA (angle angle) similar triangles |
distance around the outside of a polygon | perimeter |
formula for perimeter of a rectangle | P = 2L + 2W |
formula for perimeter of a square | P = 4s |
formula for perimeter of a general polygon | P = sum of the sides |
formula for equilateral polygon | P = (number of sides)(side length) |
angles between 0-90 degrees | acute |
90 degree angles | right angles |
angles between 90- 180 degrees | obtuse |
180 degree angles | straight |
angles between 180-360 | reflex angles |
2 angles that have a common side between them and share a common vertex | adjacent angles |
When two lines intersect, they form 2 pairs of opposite angles called | vertical angles |
2 angles whose sum is 90 degrees | complementary |
2 angles whose sum is 180 degrees | supplementary |
a line that intersects two or more other lines | transversal |
angles between the parallel lines on opposite sides of the transversal | alternate interior angles |
angles outside the parallel lines on opposite sides of the transversal | alternate exterior angles |
angles on the same side of the parallel lines, along the same side of the transversal | corresponding angles |
triangle with 3 acute angles | acute triangle |
triangle with 1 obtuse angle | obtuse triangle |
triangle with 1 right angle | right triangle |
triangle with 3 equal sides | equilateral triangle |
triangle with 2 equal sides | isosceles triangle |
triangle with no equal sides | scalene triangle |
the sum of the interior angles of any triangle | 180 degrees |
the angle formed between an extended side and the triangle itself | exterior angle |