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2D Computer Project By: Alexander and Alby
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obtuse angle right angle 3 types of angles an angle that measure exactly 90 degrees. an angle that measure greater than 90 degrees acute angle an angle that measure less than 90 degress
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Scalene Triangle: A triangle who will always have no sides equal in length. Isosceles Triangle: A triangle who has two equal sides Equilateral Triangle: A triangle who has all equal sides. 3 Type of triangle
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Acute triangle: a triangle that measure less than 90 degrees. Obtuse triangle: a triangle that measure more than 90 degrees. Right triangle: an angle that measure exactly 90 degress. 3 types of triangles named by angles.
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Intersecting Lines: Two or more lines that meet at a common point. Perpendicular Line: Two lines that meet to make a 90 degree angle. Parallel Lines: A line that will never intersect. LINES
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Congruent mean an equal line. for example, a rhombus have all congruent sides. Congruent
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Adjacent Angles Two angles that share a common side but do not overlap each other.
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Vertical angle is made when two lines intersect, the angle are not adjacent. Vertical angle are always equal in measure. Vertical Angle
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Supplementary Angles Two angles for which the sum of their measure is 180 degrees
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Complementary Angle Complementary angle is when two angle have a sun of 90 degrees
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Types of Quadrilaterals Square: four congruent sides, four right angles that are congruent Rhombus: four congruent sides opposite angles are congruent Trapezoid: one set of parallel sides, Parallelogram: two pairs opposite sides parallel, opposite angles are congruent Rectangle:two pairs of congruent sides and four congruent angles
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Part of circle Radius, is a distance from the middle of circle to the endpoint Diameter, is a distance from the end point of the circle to the other end point
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Perimeter and circumference Perimeter: Perimeter is a path that surround an area side+ side + side + side Circumference: The circumference of a circle is the length around it. C= Pi times diameter 3+3+7+7=20
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2 Area of triangle,rhombuses,squares rectangles, parallelogram, and circle circle formula: Pi times radius parallelogram formula: Base times height triangle formula: Base times height divide by two Rectangles formula: Base times height square formula: Base times height Rhombus formula: Base times height
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