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lines that never touch or intercect
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| A graph used for putting points together to make a shape or line |
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| an angle point of any shape or angle |
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| A shape with points in it |
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A shape with points in it
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its on page 4
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Right Angle Definition |
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| An angle that has one 90 degree angle on it |
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| Continuous Extent of length. |
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| A branch of math that has to do with shape, size, relative position of figures and the properties of space. |
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| _______ That is a line that can be used in math |
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| Lines are regularly used in every sort of math like geometry. |
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| ♣ That is not a line, its a club. |
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| Two planes diverging from a common line |
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| Any angle that is between 91-180 degrees |
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- Geometry is on page #1 in the spring bored note book
- Mostly about shapes, angles, and graphs.
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| [image] This is a 90˚ angle |
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| ♥ That is not an angle it is a heart |
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| Angles are most commonly used in geometry but nobody still likes math |
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Straight Angle Definition |
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| Its an angle that is 180 degrees |
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Perpendicular Definition |
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| Figures intersecting to form right angles. |
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| Something that shows that you are correct |
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Line Segment Definitions |
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| two points that are connected with a line |
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Perpendicular Example |
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Line Segment Examples |
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| There is a line in between |
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Perpendicular Non-Example |
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| Ω That looks like a horse shoe |
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| Perpendicular is something one must learn in math class in high school |
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Collinear Definition |
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| Points that lie on the same line |
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Algorithm Definition |
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| is a step by step process for calculations |
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E.g algorithm for magic squares 3x3
1.find the first number and place in top center of the row
2.up one right 1
3.drop every 3 number
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| there is an algorithm for every math proublem |
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Acute Angle Definition |
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| any angle that is less than 90 degrees |
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| -•--•-- That is something like a collinear |
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| ß That is not a collinear |
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| Collinear is normally used in geometry |
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Congruent Definition |
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| Two numbers related by congruence. |
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| [image]These are congruent :D |
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| :D smiley faces are never congruent. |
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| Animals can be congruent as long as there the same size and animal |
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| Straight line passing through a circle |
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| [image]Thats is an awesome diameter |
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| [image]Thats not a diameter, its one of Mrs.Riels cards XD |
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| Diameters are normally seen in geometry |
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| Line segment between two points |
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| Chords can also be seen on guitars and in geometry |
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| it is the center of the cirlce |
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Proof is going show if you are right or wrong
Proof can be used in many different ways
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it is always in the center of the circle
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Math Constant Definition |
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| It is the number that never changes in a equation |
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Complementary Definition |
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| Two angles that equals up to 90 degrees. |
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Math Constant Example |
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| a number that never changes |
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| a number that does change |
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THe number can never change
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Adjacent Angles Definition |
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| two angles in that share the same angle |
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[image] this is a squirrel |
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Adjacent Angles Fact |
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| IT is on page 4 on the spring board |
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Supplementary Definition |
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| ITs is a series of angles that equal up to 180 |
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Two angles that equal up to 90 degrees
On page 4 in our book |
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