Geometry Unit 1 Flashcards

1
Q

point def. and example

A

A finite space
represented by a
dot. Ex: A or pt. A
CAPITAL

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2
Q

line def. and example

A

Through any
2 points,
there is one
line. Extends
without end.
EX: 2 UPPER CASE letters. or Line CURSAVE LETTER

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3
Q

segment def. and example

A

Has two
endpoints.
Doesn’t go
on forever.
EX: 2 UPPER CASE letters

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4
Q

ray def. and example

A

Initial point,
then
continues
infinitely in
one direction. EX: 2 UPPER CASE letters, 1st letter is initial point.

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5
Q

opp. rays def.

A

Two rays
with the
same initial
point, but go
in opposite
directions.
Forms a
straight line.

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6
Q

collinear points def. and example

A

points that lie on the same line. EX: pts. A, B, and C.

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7
Q

plane def. and example

A

Extends in
all
directions,
forming a
surface. 2 dimensions.
EX: 3 noncollinear points. Plane XYZ. Plane A.

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8
Q

coplanar points def. and example

A

Points that
lie on the
same plane. EX: pts. X, Y, and Z

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8
Q

intersection def.

A

Set of
points 2 or
more
figures have
in common.

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9
Q

if asked to graph an inequality on a number line and it includes “or” what does that mean?

A

it means that solution includes all numbers to satisfy either inequality.

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10
Q

distance

A

Positive length between two points (always pos.)

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11
Q

congruent segments

A

segments with the same length.
AB with segment over it and ≅ symbol means the item itself but AB=CB means the #’s (length)

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12
Q

postulate

A

rules of geometry that are not proved

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13
Q

ruler postulate def and formula

A

The distance between 2 points is
the absolute value of the
difference between them.
Distance=|c1-c2|

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14
Q

segment addition postulate

A

Adding two pieces of a
segment = the whole
EX: AB+BC=AC

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15
Q

midpoint def and notation

A

point in middle of segment.
M is the midpoint of AB (with line over AB).

16
Q

segment bisector def. and not.

A

point, line, or seg. that cuts a segment in half. CD bisects AB. (line and segment signs over letters)

17
Q

perpendicular def and notation

A

something that intersects at a right angle. AB ⊥CD (with lines over letters)

18
Q

perpendicular bisecor def

A

perpen. line or segment that bisects a segment

19
Q

distance def and ex.

A

legnth between 2 points measured in units. AB.

20
Q

parallel lines notation

21
Q

angle def

A

2 different rays w/same initial point

22
Q

vertex def

A

common initial point where rays meet

23
Q

sides def and not.

A

the rays of the angle. vertex must come first

24
Q

acute def

A

more than 0* but less than 90*

25
Q

obtuse def

A

more than 90* but less than 180*

26
Q

straight def.

A

measures 180*

27
Q

angle bisector def.

A

ray that cuts an angle in half to make 2 congruent angles

28
Q

adjacent angles def

A

2 angles that share a common side and vertex

29
Q

angle addition postulate def and not.

A

if u add 2 adjacent angles, it totals to get theirr sum. m∠ABC + m∠CBD= m ∠ABD

30
Q

complementary angles def

A

2 angles that add up to 90*

31
Q

supplementary angles def

A

2 angles that add up to 180*

32
Q

linear pair def.

A

2 adjacent angles whose non common sides are opp. rays. **they will always add to 180.

33
Q

vertical angles def.

A

2 angles whose sides form 2 pairs of opp. rays **they will always be congruent

34
Q

midpoint formula

A

(x1 + x2)/2, (y1 + y2)/2

35
Q

distance formula

A

d=√(x-x)²+(y-y)²