Angles Flashcards

1
Q

Angles around a point sum to . . . ?

A

360°

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2
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Angles on a straight line sum to . . . ?

A

180°

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3
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Angles in a triangle sum to . . . ?

A

180°

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4
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Angles in a quadrilateral sum to . . . ?

A

360°

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5
Q

What do the exterior angles of any polygon sum to?

A

360°

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6
Q

How would you find the size of one exterior angle of a regular polygon?

A

Divide 360° by the number of sides

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7
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How would you find the size of one interior angle of a regular polygon?

A

Divide 360° by the number of sides (this gives you one exterior angle)

Then subtract this answer from 180° to find one interior angle

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8
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How would you find the interior angle sum of a polygon?

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1) Subtract 2 from the number of sides then multiply by 180°
2) If it’s regular, you can find one interior angle by doing 360° divided by number of sides, then take this away from 180°. You then multiply this answer by the number of sides.

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9
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What do we called Z angles? What do we know about them?

A

Alternate angles - they are equal

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10
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What do we called F angles? What do we know about them?

A

Corresponding angles - they are equal

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11
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What do we called X angles? What do we know about them?

A

Vertically opposite angles - they are equal

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12
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What are the key features of a bearing?

A

Measured from North

Measured clockwise

Must be given in three figues 035° or 287°

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13
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What are the four conditions of congruence?

A

SSS - three equal sides

SAS - two sides and the angle BETWEEN them are equal

ASA/AAS - two angles and a corresponding side are equal

RHS - there is a right angles, plus the hypotenuse and one other side are equal

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14
Q

How we we show two triangles are similar?

A

1) show all of the angles are the same

or

2) show the lengths of the sides of the two triangles are in the same ratio

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15
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If the length scale factor is 4, what is the area scale factor?

A

42 = 16 (ASF = LSF2)

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16
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If the length scale factor is 3/2, what is the area scale factor?

A

(3/2)2 = 9/4 (ASF = LSF2)

17
Q

If the length scale factor is 1/2, what is the volume scale factor?

A

(1/2)3 = 1/8 (VSF = LSF3)

18
Q

If the length scale factor is 2, what is the volume scale factor?

A

23 = 8 (VSF = LSF3)

19
Q

If the area scale factor is 9, what is the volume scale factor?

A

LSF = square root of 9 = 3

VSF = 33 = 27

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