Geometry Unit One Flashcards

1
Q

point

A

a place in space

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2
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line

A

made up of points that extend infinitely in both directions

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3
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number line

A

when a # is assigned to each point on a line

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4
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line segments

A

line but with definite beginning and end

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5
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ray

A

begin at endpoint but extends infinitely in the other direction

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6
Q

angle

A

two rays that share and endpoint

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7
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vertex

A

where lines intersect

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8
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triangle

A

3 sides, 3 angles

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9
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union

A

U, adds “sets” together

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10
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intersection

A

upside down U, finds the overlap of the sets

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11
Q

collinearity

A

points that lie on the same line

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12
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triangle inequality

A

the sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle is always greater than the length of the third

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13
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do assume from diagrams4

A
  • straight lines/angles
  • collinearity
  • betweenness of points
  • relative positions
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14
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don’t assume from diagrams3

A
  • right angles
  • congruent segments/angles
  • relative sizes of segments/angles
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15
Q

theorem

A

mathematical statement that can be proved

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16
Q

theorem 1

A

if two angles are right angles, then they are congruent

17
Q

theorem 2

A

if two angles are straight angles, then they are congruent

18
Q

bisector

A

point/line/ray/segment that divides a segment/angle into 2 congruent segments

19
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midpoint

A

bisection point

20
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trisector

A

point/line/ray/segment that divides a segment/angle into 3 congruent segments

21
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counterexample

A

example that proves a conclusion false

22
Q

deductive structure

A

system of thought in which conclusions are justified by means of previously assumed/proved statements

23
Q

undefined term

A

fairly clear idea of a term Ex: point, line

24
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postulate

A

unproved assumption

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definition
states the meaning of a term/idea ex: acute/right/obtuse angle
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conditional statement
"if p, then q"
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hypothesis
the "if" part of a conditional statement
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conclusion
the "then" part of a conditional statement
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converse
"if q, then p"(usually false)
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negation
the opposite of a statement
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inverse
" ˜p, the ˜q"(usually false)
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contrapositive
"if ˜q, then ˜p" (usually true)
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theorem3
if a conditional statement is true, then the contrapositive of the statement is also true
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probability
#winners/#possibilities
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chain rule
series of conditional statements that are connected