parallel lines, angle and triangle classification, similarity vocab
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| similar triangles | triangles in which each pair of corresponding angles are congruent and each pair of corresponding sides are proportional
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| scale factor | ratio that describes the relationship between sides of similar figures
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| vertical angles | non-adjacent angles formed by opposite rays. these angles are always congruent (their measures are always equal)
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| linear pair | adjacent angles formed by the intersection of two lines. these angles are always supplementary (their measures always have a sum of 180 degrees)
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| right triangles | triangles in which one angle measures 90 degrees
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| acute triangles | triangles in which each angle measures less than 90 degrees
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| equilateral triangles | triangles in which all sides have equal measures
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| obtuse triangles | triangles in which one angle measures more than 90 degrees
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| scalene triangles | triangles in which no sides have equal measures
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| isosceles triangles | triangles in which two sides have equal measures
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| congruent triangles | triangles in which each pair of corresponding angles are congruent and each pair of corresponding sides are congruent
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