Test 3 Flashcards

1
Q

four ways to prove congruent triangles

A

AAS
SSS
SAS
ASA

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2
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four ways to prove similar triangles

A

AA
AAA
sss
sAs

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3
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circle

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set of points whose distance from a given point is the same

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4
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using vs proving a theorem

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Prove:
-If: suppose this is true
-Then: argue this must be true
Use: argue the If, the then automatically follows and is true

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5
Q

Why does SSA not work?

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You can have to triangles with SSA that do not look nothing alike

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6
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congruent

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same shape and size

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7
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similar

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same shape

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8
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how can you prove right triangles?

A

HA
HL
LL
LA

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9
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E15
E27
E29

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-vertical angles
-alt. interior angles, then parallel
-parallel, then congruent alt. and corresponding angles

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10
Q

Which proofs require a construction?

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E9 - bisect an angle
E1 - equilateral triangle
E10 - bisect a segment

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11
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Prove the Pythagorean theorem part 1

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12
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Axiomatic Geometry

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theorems are proved using definitions, axioms, postulates, and previously proven theorems by means of accepted rules of logic

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13
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Similarities and Differences between different types of geometry

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SIMILAR
-definitions are the same
-spherical: certain shapes are the same with the same properties
-taxicab: parallel lines

DIFFERENT
-spherical: no parallel lines
-taxicab: no round circles
-spherical: sum of all angles in a triangle is greater than 180

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14
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Kissing Cousins

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parallel - alternate interior angles
perpendicular - adjacent, linear, and congruent angles

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15
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Invariant Properties:
translation
rotation
reflection
dilation

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angle measure stays the same for all four

line segment stays the same except for dilation

axis orientation is a yes for translation and dilation but a no for rotation and reflection

point orientation stays the same except for reflection

parallel and perpendicular stay the same for all four

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16
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What do you have to do before using cpctc?

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prove the triangles congruent
state the corresponding parts

17
Q

two difference between definition and property

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-definition has been accepted as true, whereas, property must be proven to be true
-there are multiple properties, whereas, there is only one definition

18
Q

Pythagorean Theorem (2 if-thens)

A

if you have a right triangle, then a^2+b^2=c^2

if there is any tirangle that works with a^2+b^2=c^2, then it is a right triangle

19
Q

Why are definition important?

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-definitions are proven to be true
-you can use them in different contexts
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20
Q

Postulate 5

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if you have two lines crossed by a transversal form 2 interior angles on the same side of the transversal so that their sum is less than 2 right angles, then:
a) the lines intersect and
b) the lines intersect on the same side as the angles

21
Q

Axiom 5

A

Whole is greater than any of its parts

22
Q

What are you supposed to know about the remaining parts if ASA?

A

the other matching parts are congruent whether it be sides or angles

23
Q

What is true about the other parts after AA?

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-all the other matching sides are in proportion
-all the other matching angles are congruent