Geometry Flashcards

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What are supplementary angles?

A

Sum of angles equal 180deg

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What are complementary angles?

A

Sum of angles equal 90deg

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A cyclic quadrilateral (quad with vertices on circle circumference) have what property?

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Opposite angles are supplementary (sum equals 180deg)

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For a regular polygon, what are the equations to find the:
1. Interior Angles
2. Exterior Angles

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  1. IA = (n-2)/2 x 180deg
  2. EA = 360/n
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For any polygon, what are the equations to find the sum of the:
1. Interior Angles
2. Exterior Angles

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  1. Sum(IA) = (n-2) x 180deg
  2. Sum(EA) = 360
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What are the two equation forms of a linear line in coordinate geometry?

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  • Standard: ax + by +c = 0
  • Slope/Intercept: y = mx +c
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In coordinate geometry, when a linear equation has 1 variable, it has what relationship to the axes?

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It is parallel to one of the axes

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How do you calculate the midpoint between 2 coordinates?

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MP = ( (X1+ X1)/2, (Y1 + Y1)/2)

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How do you find the gradient between 2 points?

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(y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1)

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How do you calculate the distance of coordinates from the origin?

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Distance = sqrt((x^2) + (y^2))

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In coordinate geometry, how do you calculate the distance between two points?

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sqrt( (x1-x2)^2 + (y1-y2)^2 )

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If a triangle on a coordinate plane has no sides parallel to the axis, how do you find the area?

A

Area under the graph - Area not included

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In a coordinate plane how do you know if 2 lines are perpendicular?

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Product of gradients =1
IOW gradients are reciprocal
OR
(a1a2) = (b1b2)

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What is the area of a trapezium?

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A = (1/2)(a+b)h

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In a coordinate plane how do you know if 2 lines intersect?

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(a1/a2) =/= (b1/b2)

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In a coordinate plane how do you know if 2 lines are coincident?

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(a1/a2) = (b1/b2) = (c1/c2)

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In a coordinate plane how do you know if 2 lines are parallel?

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(a1/a2) = (b1/b2) =/= (c1/c2)

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For a cuboid how do you find:
1. Body Diagonal
2. Face Diagonal
3. Minimum surface distance?

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  1. db = sqrt(l^2 + w^2 + h^2)
  2. df = sqrt(l^2 + w^2)
  3. Min SD = sqrt(l^2 + (w + h)^2)
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When two tangents on a circle meet at a point, what is the relationship between the tangents?

A

They are equal length

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How do you find the diameter for:
1. A cylinder in a cube
2. A cube in a cylinder

A
  1. d = side
  2. d = df = sqrt(2) . side
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How do you find the area of a segment?

A

(pi) . r^2 . (angle/360) - area of triangle

Angle/360 is equal to the number of sectors if the sectors are equal

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How do you find the length of:
1. Minor arc
2. Major arc

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  1. Minor arc = (2x pi x r x angle)/360
  2. Major arc = (2x pi x r x (360-angle))/360
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All angles in a segment =?

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How do you find the area of a sector?

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(pi) . r^2 . (angle/360)

Angle/360 is equal to the number of sectors if the sectors are equal

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How do you find the diameter for: 1. A sphere in a cube 2. A cube in a sphere
1. d = cube side length 2. d = cube body diagonal = s x sqrt(3)
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If an equilateral triangle is inscribed in a circle, r = ?
r = side/(sqrt(3))
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If a circle is inscribed in an equilateral triangle, r = ?
r = side/(2.(sqrt(3)))
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For a cube how do you find: 1. Body Diagonal 2. Face Diagonal 3. Minimum surface distance?
1. db = sqrt(3) . side 2. df = sqrt(2) . side 3. Min SD = sqrt(5) . side
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For a hemisphere how do you find: 1. Curved Surface Area 2. Total Surface Area 3. Volume?
1. Curved SA = 2(pi)(r^2) 2. Total SA = 3(pi)(r^2) 3. Volume = (2/3)(pi)(r^3)
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For a sphere how do you find: 1. Total Surface Area 2. Volume?
1. SA = 4(pi)(r^2) 2. Volume = (4/3)(pi)(r^3)
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What is the area of a trapezium?
A = (1/2)(a+b)h
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For a regular polygon, the perimeter is what when the area is what?
Perimeter is maximum when area is minimum Perimeter is minimum when area is maximum
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How do you find the central angle of a regular polygon?
360deg/n | n is the number of sides
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What is the equation for the diagonal of a square?
sqrt(2).s
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The diagonals of a rhombus have what relationship?
They are perpendicular
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What is the equation for the diagonal of a rectangle?
Diagonal = sqrt((b^2) + (h^2))
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What are the 3 methods to find if two triangles are congruent?
1. SAS 2. SSS 3. SAA
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The diagonals of a rectangle have what relationship?
The bisect eachother and so, have equal length
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What is the relationship between z^2 and (x^2 + y^2) for: 1. * An acute triangle 1. * An obtuse triangle ?
1. z^2 < x^2 + y^2 2. z^2 > x^2 + y^2
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Congruent triangles have what relationship?
1. All respective sides are the same 2. All respective angles are the same
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Similar triangles have what relationship?
1. All respective sides are proportional 2. All respective angles are the same
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When diagonals bisect you make 2 *(what)* triangles?
congruent
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What are the 3 methods to find if two triangles are similar?
1. SAS 2. SSS 3. AA
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For a triangle with sides A, B, C what is the relationship with C if: 1. * A + B 2. * A - B?
1. A + B > C 2. A - B < C
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How do you solve: What is the difference between the area/volume of a shape and the shape with a maximum error (x)
Add the error to the original dimensions to find the individual difference for l, w, h and sum the differences sum(diff) = l(diff) + w(diff) + h(diff)
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