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isosceles triangle   A triangle with at least two side lengths and angle measures that are equal.  
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adjacent angles   two angles that share a vertex and side.  
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opposite angles   angles that are "opposite" each other. These types of angles are congruent.  
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scalene triangle   a triangle with no sides or angles of equal measure.  
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obtuse triangle   a triangle with one obtuse angle.  
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right triangle   a triangle with one right angle.  
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exterior angle   an angle on the outside of a polygon after you extend one of its sides.  
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interior angle   an angle on the inside of a polygon.  
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reflex angle   an angle whose measure is greater than 180 degrees and less than 360 degrees.  
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rectangle   a parallelogram with all right angles  
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rhombus   a parallelogram with all equal side lengths  
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parallelogram   opposite side lengths are parallel; opposite angles and sides are congruent.  
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rotation symmetry   a shape has this symmetry if it can be rotated less than a full turn and it looks exactly as it did before it was rotated.  
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reflection symmetry   a shape with reflection symmetry has two halves that are mirror images of each other after drawing a line of symmetry through it.  
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angle sum   the sum of all the measures of the interior angles of a polygon.  
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(n-2) X 180 degrees   formula to find the interior angle sum of a poylgon.  
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(n X 180 degrees) - 360 degrees   formula to find the interior angle sum of a polygon.  
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360 degrees   the exterior angle sum of any polygon, irregular or regular. Also is the interior angle sum of any quadrilateral.  
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regular polygon   a polygon whose side lengths are congruent, and whose interior and exterior angles are all congruent.  
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How to build a triangle   The sum of the two smaller sides must be greater than the third (longest) side.  
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How to build a quadrilateral   The sum of the three smaller sides must be greater than the fourth (longest) side.  
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180 degrees   Sum of angles that create a straight angle, or the interior angle sum of a triangle.  
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acute triangle   triangle with all acute angles  
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equilateral triangle   triangle with all side lengths and angle measures being congruent  
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