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GEOMETRY STUFF WHICH IS AWESOME!!!!!! Sam & hunter’s GEOMETRY STUFF WHICH IS AWESOME!!!!!!

A POINT IS AN EXACT AREA ON A LINE

a line segment is part of a line

Parallel lines are lines that will never cross

Triangles are 3 sided polygons

Intersecting lines are lines that intersect

Pentagons are polygons with 5 sides

Rectangles are quadrilaterals with 2 pairs of equal sides

trapezoid Are quadrilaterals with 1 pair of parallel sides.

ray A line with 1 point and goes on & on

Squares are a polygons with 4 sides

Obtuse angles are angles more than 90 degrees

Right angles are angles that are exactly 90 degrees

Rectangular prisms are 3D rectangles

Circles are shapes with no sides

Cubes are 3D squares

sphere Spheres are 3D shapes that have NO sides

Lines are things that go on & on forever

Cylinders are 3D shapes that have a lot of circles stacked up on each other

Perpendicular lines are lines made up of right angles

Hexagons are polygons with 6 sides

Acute angles are angles less than 90 degrees

Intersecting lines are lines that intersect

Octagons are polygons with 8 sides

Cones & square pyramids are 3D shapes Cones & square pyramids are 3D shapes . Cones are shapes that are made up of 1 circle and 1 rectangle. Pyramids are made up of 4 triangles and 1 square

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