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1 Warm Up

2 HW Check

3 CIRCLES and POLYGONS

4 Given (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) Formulas to Remember: Distance Formula:
Slope Formula: Midpoint Formula:

5 Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Parallel Lines- HAVE THE SAME SLOPE Perpendicular Lines: HAVE OPPOSITE RECIPROCAL SLOPE (form right angles!) Remember slopes of zero and undefined are always perpendicular!!! Show symbols for parallel & perpendicular

6 Name as many 4 sided polygons as you can!
Quadrilaterals A four sided polygon. (a four sided shape!) Name as many 4 sided polygons as you can!

7 Parallelogram A four sided figure with opposite sides parallel. AB is parallel to _________ AD is parallel to _________

8 Rectangle A four sided figure with 4 right angles and opposite
congruent sides. Proving right angles… DC is ____________ to CB CB is ____________ to AB AB is ____________ to DA DA is ____________to DC Proving opposite sides congruent… DC is congruent to __________ DA is congruent to ___________ Show symbol for congruent.

9 Square A figure with all sides congruent, and four right angles.
Proving right angles… DC is ____________ to CB CB is ____________ to AB AB is ____________ to DA DA is ____________to DC Proving four congruent sides… Show that DC has the same ______________ as __________ , _____________, and _____________.

10 How to prove…. Sides are congruent In the coordinate plane if lines are vertical or horizontal  count the units! If they are not vertical or horizontal  use the distance formula. Sides are parallel (same slope) Use rise over run or the slope formula Sides are perpendicular (opposite reciprocal slopes)

11 Formulas to know… Rectangle Area = Length * Width Perimeter = 2L + 2W Square Area = Length * Width (or A = side2) Perimeter = 4*side length

12 Circle Set of points equal distant from the center. To find area:
Circumference is the “perimeter” of the circle How to find circumference: Diameter is 2 * radius.


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