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The Basics!!! GPS Geometry August 14, 2012
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Point The basic unit of geometry Has no dimension. Used to represent a precise location on a plane Infinitely small and is usually represented by a small dot. Usually named using upper-case single letters How do you name the point below? Point A ● A
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LINE Perfectly straight Contains an infinite number of points Extends infinitely in two directions One dimensional with no thickness A B How do you name a line? line l, or ●● l
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Plane A two dimensional flat surface Extends infinitely in all directions How do you name a plane? Plane ABC (use 3 points) or Plane P
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A part of a line Has 2 endpoints C D Labeled as or
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Has one endpoint Extends infinitely out in one direction. E F How do you name a ray? and NOT
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Angle Formed by two rays with a common endpoint How do you name an angle?,, or 1
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3 or more points lying on the same line Points A, B, and C are collinear. Are there any other points that are collinear? Are there points that are noncollinear?
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3 or more points lying on the same plane Points A, C, and F are coplanar. Are there any other points that are coplanar? Are there points that are noncoplanar?
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Figures having the same shape and size. If two polygons are congruent, then all corresponding sides and angles measures will be equal. Refers to the figures and not the measurement of those figures.
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Measure of a segment is written as: or. Example: Both and are 5 inches long. Measurement of angle is written as Example: Both and measure 45°.
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If 2 figures are congruent, then their measures are equal AND if 2 figures have equal measures, then they are congruent. Example: Both and are 5 inches long. Since they have equal measure, then they are congruent. So, and Example: Both and measure 45°. So, and
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Explain whether or not each statement does or does not make sense. If it does not make sense correct it. 1.XY = 5000 yds 2.mST = 6 cm 3.XY + XZ = 32 cm
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A postulate (axiom) is a statement that is is accepted without proof. It is the starting point of reasoning. There are many postulates in mathematics especially geometry!
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