Unit one Flashcards

1
Q

A portion of a line consisting of an initial point and all the points lying to one side of that point is called a ________.

A

Ray

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2
Q

Two lines intersect in a _________________.

A

intersection

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3
Q

A/an ________________________ is a mathematical statement that is accepted without proof

A

Undefined term

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4
Q

If a ray divides an angle into two congruent angles, then the ray is called a/an _________________.

A

segment bisector

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5
Q

Two angles that have the same measure are called ____________________.

A

congruent angles

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6
Q

An angle whose measure is greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees is called _____________.

A

obtuse angle

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7
Q

Two angles whose measures total 90 degrees are ________________________________.

A

complementary

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8
Q

When two lines intersect, they form two pairs of nonadjacent, opposite angles. These angles are called ___________________________________.

A

Vertical angles

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9
Q

Two angles whose measures total 180 degrees are _________________________________.

A

supplementary

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9
Q

If two angles share a vertex and a side but have no interior points in common, the angles are said to be ________________________.

A

adjacent angles

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10
Q

m∠CBD+m∠DBA=m∠CBA is the mathematical representation of the ________________________________ postulate.

A

Angle addition postulate

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11
Q

Adjacent angles are . . .

A

two angles that share a common vertex (a point where two lines meet) and a common side (a line segment that both angles touch), but they do not overlap.

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12
Q

Linear pair

A

a pair of adjacent, supplementary angles

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13
Q

Regular polygon

A

Has equal sides and equal interior angles

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14
Q

Irregular polygon

A

not all sides or interior angles are equal

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15
Q

Equilateral polygon

A

all sides are equal

16
Q

Equiangular polygon

A

all interior angles are equal

17
Q

triangle

A

polygon with three sides

18
Q

quadrilateral

A

polygon with 4 sides

19
Q

pentagon

A

polygon with 5 sides

20
Q

hexagon

A

6 sides

21
Q

convex polygon

A

all interior angles are less than 180

22
Q

concave polygon

A

at least one interior angle is more than 180

23
Q

what is the distance formula?

A

d={square root} (x2-x1) {squared}+(y2-y1){squared}