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Geomerty Vocabulary for Chapter 8

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Congruent   Having the same size and shape  
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Line   a straight path that extends without end  
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Line Segment   Having a line between two endpoints  
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Plane   a flat surface that extends forever  
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Point   a location in space  
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Ray   A part of a line that starts at one endpoint and extends forever  
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angle   a figure formed by two rays  
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vertex   the point where two sides intersect  
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acute vertex   a vertex that measures less than 90  
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Complementary Angles   two angles whose measures add up to 90  
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obtuse angle   a angle whose measure is greater than 90 but less than 180  
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right angle   an angle that measures 90  
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straight angle   an angle that measures 180  
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supplementary   Two angles that have the sum of 180  
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adjacent angles   Angles in the same plane that have a common vertex  
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corresponding angles   A pair of angles formed by a transversal and two line  
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parallel line   lines in a plane that do not intersect  
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perpendicular lines   lines in a plane that intersect  
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skew lines   lines that lie in different planes  
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transversal   a line that intersects two or more lines  
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vertical angles   A pair of opposite congruent angles  
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arc   a part of a circle named by the endpoints  
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center of a circle   a point in a circle that is equal distance away from all parts of the circle  
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central angle   a angle with a vertex at the center of a circle  
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chord   a line segment with endpoints on a circle  
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circle   The set of all points in a plane  
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diameter   a line segment that passes through a circle  
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radius   a line segments with one endpoint in the circle on the edge  
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sector   a region enclosed by two radia  
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poloygon   closed plane figure formed gy three or more line segments that intersect only at thier endpoints  
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regular polygon   a polygon with congruent sides and angle  
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acute triangle   a triagle that has at least one acute angle  
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obtuse triangle   an triangle that has an angle whose measure is greater than 90 but less than 180  
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right triangle   an triangle that has an angle whose measure is 90  
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isosacles triangle   a triangle that has at least two congruent sides.  
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paralellogram   A quadrilateral with two pairs of equal sides  
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rectangle   A parallelogram with four right angles  
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square   a rectagle with four congruent sides  
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rhombus   a parrelgram with four equal sides  
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trapoziod   A quadlatertical with exactly four equal sides  
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Side   Side  
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image   a figure resulting from a transformation  
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line of reflection   a line that a figure is flipped across  
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reflection   a transformation of a figure  
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rotation   a figure that is turned around a point  
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transformation   a change in size or position  
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translation   a movement or slide across a figure  
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asymmetry   not identical on either side of a central line  
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center   the point of which a figure is rotated  
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line of symmetry   a “mirror” line of symmetry  
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line symmetry   identical on either side of a central line  
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rotational symmetry   can be rotated less than 360 and coincide with the original figure  
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