1A Flashcards

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1
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surface

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faces which bind the solid

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line

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intersection of two surfaces

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3
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geometric solid

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space which a solid object formerly occupied

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4
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point

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intersection of any two lines

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5
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straight edge

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instrument used to draw a straight line

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6
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plane

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surface in which straight line joining any two of its points lies wholly with in the surface

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7
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line segment

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a limited portion of a line

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8
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equal segment

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end points can be made to coincide

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9
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coincide

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all points align throughout

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10
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midpoint

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divides a line segment into two equal parts

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11
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lines

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are best measured by means of a compass

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12
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constructions

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lines or figures formed using only a compass and straight edge

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13
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angel

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the figure formed by two straight lines drawn from the same point

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14
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vertex

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is always in the middle

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15
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equal angles

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two angles that can be made to coincide (where all points align throughout) aand are equal though different sized shapes the amount of rotation is equal on both angles

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16
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angel bisector

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the line throughout the vertex of an angle which divides it into equal angels, each part formed by the angle bisector is having half of the whole angle