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Math Revew Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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An exact location in space. It is represented by a dot and has no length, width, or depth.

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Point

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It is a length made up of points that extend infinitely in both directions

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Line

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Is a portion of a line having two endpoints

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Line segment

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Is a portion of a line having one endpoint and extending infinitely in one direction from the endpoint

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Ray

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5
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It is formed by two rays that share a common endpoint called Vertex

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Angle

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6
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Are two lines that cross at a point

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Intersecting lines

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7
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Are lines that never intersect

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Parallel lines

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8
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Are intersecting lines that form four right angles

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Perpendicular lines

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Figures that consist of curved lines or straight lines that lie on a flat surface

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Plane figures

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Shapes like triangles and circles that begin and end at the same point

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Closed figures

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When a closed figure is made, only straight lines and no curves

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Polygon

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Polygon with 3 sides

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Triangle

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Polygon with 4 sides

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quadrilateral

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14
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Polygon with 5 sides

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Pentagon

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Polygon with 6 sides

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hexagon

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16
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Polygon with 7 sides

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heptagon

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17
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Polygon with 8 sides

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Octagon

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18
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Polygon with 9 sides

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Nonagon

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19
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Polygon with 10 sides

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Decagon

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20
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Any four sided polygon

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quadrilateral

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21
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Is any quadrilateral that has only one set of opposite sides parallel

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Trapezoid

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22
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Any quadrilateral that has both sets of opposite sides equal

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Parallelogram

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23
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Any parallelogram that has all sides equal

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rhombus

24
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Any parallelogram that has four right angles

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Rectangle

25
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Any rectangle that has all sides equal

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Square

26
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Polygon with all sides equal

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Equilateral Polygon

27
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Polygon with all angles equal

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Equiangular Polygon

28
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Polygon with all sides equal and all angles equal

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Regular Polygon

29
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Shapes that have no type of symmetry at all are said to be

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Asymmetrical

30
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Two congruent halves that are mirror images

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Line Symmetry

31
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Rotated some angle less than full rotation, it is identical to the original.

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Rotational Symmetry

32
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Polygons that have the exact same shape and size are

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Congruent Polygon

33
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The parts of these polygons that are in a matching position

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Corresponding

34
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Polygon that have the same shape but have different sizes

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Similar Polygons

35
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Formula perimeter of rectangle

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P = 2l + 2w

36
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Formula perimeter of squares

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P = 4s

37
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Formula perimeter of General Polygons

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P = the sum of the sides

38
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Formula perimeter of Equilateral Polygons

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P = (number of sides)(side length

39
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Angles that have a common side between them and share a common vertex

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Adjacent angles

40
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Opposite pairs of angles that are equal and have two lines that intersect

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Vertical angles

41
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Two angles whose sum is 90

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Complementary angles

42
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Are two angles whose sum is 180

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Supplementary angles

43
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Angles between the parallel lines, on opposite sides of the transversal

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Alternate Interior Angles

44
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Angles outside the parallel lines on opposite sides of the transversal

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Alternate Exterior Angles

45
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Angles on the same side of the parallel lines, along the same side of the transversal

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Corresponding Angles

46
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Triangle whose angles are less than 90

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Acute

47
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Triangle with one angle more than 180

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Obtuse

48
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Triangle with one angle in 90

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Right Angle

49
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Triangle with 3 equal sides

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Eqilateral

50
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Triangle with 2 equal sides

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Isósceles

51
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Triangle with no equal sides

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Scalene

52
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aaa is an infinite triangle ? True or false

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true

53
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ASA how many triangles can make

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0

54
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SSS how many triangles can make ?

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0

55
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ssa how many triangles can make ?

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0, 1, 2

56
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sas how many triangles can make ?

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1

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