Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Triangle’s sum thereom

A

The sum of the interior angles of a triangle add up to 180
Formula: m<1 + m<2 + m<3 = 180

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2
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Vertices

A

Corners

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3
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Transitive property

A

a=b and b=c then, a= c

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4
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Scalene triangle

A

No congruent sides

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5
Q

Isosceles triangle

A

At least two congruent sides

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6
Q

Equilateral triangle

A

3 congruent sides

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7
Q

Acute triangle

A

3 acute angles

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8
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Right triangle

A

1 right angle

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9
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Obtuse triangle

A

1 obtuse angle

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10
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Equilangular triangle

A

3 congruent angles

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11
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Same lines/marks

A

Congruent

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12
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Exterior angles thereom

A

The measure of an exterior angle of a triangle is = to the sum of the measures of the 2 non-adjacent interior angles

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13
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Congruence

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To prove congruence, you must show that every pair of corresponding sides and <s are congruent

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14
Q

Same spot

A

Congruent

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15
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Equilateral triangle angles

A

Each angle will be 60 degrees

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16
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Base angles thereom

A

If two sides of a triangle are congruent, then the angles opposite them are congruent

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17
Q

Same shape and difference size

A

Still congruent

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18
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Side angle side congruence thereom

A

If two sides and the angle formed by these two sides are equal to two sides and the included angle of another triangle, then these triangles are said to be congruent

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19
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Memorize angles too

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20
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Sss thereom

A

If both triangles have 3 pairs of congruent, corresponding sides, then the triangle’s are congruent to each other.

21
Q

Asa congruent thereom

A

If triangles have 2 pairs of congruent, corresponding angles and one pair of congruent, corresponding sides between the angles then the triangle’s are congruent to each other

22
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AAS congruence thereom

A

If triangles have two pairs of congruent, corresponding angles and one pair of congruent corresponding sides not between the angles then the two triangles are congruent

23
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HL congruent thereom

A

If right triangles have one pair of congruent legs and the hypotenuses are congruent, then then triangles are congruent

24
Q

CDCTC

A

Corresponding pairs of congruent triangles are congruent

25
Q

HL only applies to…

A

Right triangles

26
Q

ASA AND AAS ARE…

A

Different

27
Q

SSA ON RIGHT TRIANGLE =

A

HL

28
Q

Alternate exterior and interior angle thereom

A

Congruent

29
Q

Corresponding angles thereom

A

Congruent

30
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Consecutive interior angle thereom

A

Supplementary

31
Q

Skew

A

Two lines that are neither parallel nor intersecting

32
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Corresponding

A

Same position different location

33
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Alternate

A

Other side

34
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Consecutive

A

Next too

35
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Exterior

A

Outside

36
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Interior

A

Inside

37
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Congruent

A

The exact same measurements

38
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Parallel lines have

A

Arrows

39
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If thereom converses true then…

A

Parallel lines

40
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Vertical angles

A

Congruent

41
Q

Linear pairs

A

= 180

42
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Non adjacent angle

A

Angles that are not next to each other nor on the same side

43
Q

Definition of bisect

A

Equal

44
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Hypotenuse side

A

Side of a right triangle that is opposite of the right angle

45
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Legs

A

Right triangle: two sides that make right angle, REMAINING IS CALLED HYPOTENUSE