Miscellaneous Flashcards

1
Q

2 adjacent(next to) angles that are supplementary(their measures add up to 180 degrees).

A

Linear pair

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2
Q

2 angles that share the same side and vertex

A

Adjacent angles

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3
Q

2 angles anywhere on a plane(they don’t have to be adjacent)whose measures add up to 180 degrees.

A

Supplementary angles

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4
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2 angles anywhere on a plane(they don’t have to be adjacent)whose measures add up to 90 degrees.

A

Complementary angles

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5
Q

If you are given two points, then ________

A

There is exactly one line connecting them.

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6
Q

Through any three noncollinear points, _________

A

There is exactly one plane containing them.

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7
Q

If two points lie in a plane, then _____

A

the line containing those points lies in that same plane.

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8
Q

If two unique lines intersect, then _____

A

They intersect in exactly one point.

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9
Q

If two planes intersect, then _________

A

They intersect in exactly one line.

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10
Q

Every number or measure equals itself.

a = a

A

Reflexive Property

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11
Q

Similar to a chain of events leading to one final statement that ties the previous statements together.
If a=b and b=c, then a=c.

A

Transitive Property

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12
Q

Simplifying an equation/expression into a different thing that is still equal.
a+1+2 = a + 3

A

Substitution

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13
Q

The property stating that you are able to switch the expressions in an equation to opposite sides of the equals sign.
a=c
c=a

A

Symmetric property

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14
Q

The property that states if you add/subtract/multiply/divide on both sides of the equation, then it will still be equal.
a=a
a+1=a+1

A

Addition/Subtraction/Multiplication/Division Property of equality

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15
Q

Two intersecting angles whose non-adjacent angles have the same measure.

A

Vertical Angles

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