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SAT MATH- Geometry

SAT MATH

QuestionAnswer
Supplementary Angles two angles that add (sum) up to be 180 degrees
Complementary Angles two angles that add (sum) up to be 90 degrees
Parallel lines Same slope but different y intercept
Perpendicular lines Opposite (reciprocal) Slope
Triangles The sum of the three angles of any triangle is 180 degrees
Isosceles Triangles -2 congruent sides -2 congruent angles
Scalene Triangles -3 non-congruent sides -3 non- congruent angles
Equilateral Triangle all sides congruent all angle congruent
Area of a Right, Acute, Obtuse Triangle Area= (1/2)BH Always draw a height on a triangle if it's not already here
Area of an Equilateral Triangle Area= (√3/4) s²
45-45-90 Right Triangle x, x, x√2
30-60-90 Right Triangle- Scalene x, x√3, 2x
Pythagorean Theorem a²+b²=c²
Common Triplets 3-4-5 15-20-25 7-24-25 6-8-10 5-12-13 8-15-17
Similar Triangles The Ratios of corresponding sides of similar triangles are equal. (a/d)=(b/e)=(c/f)
The three sides of a Triangle The Sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle must be greater than the length of the third side.
The three sides of a Triangle (part 2) The difference of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle must be less than the length of the third side
The Exterior Angle Rule x+y(inside angles)=z(exterior angles)
Square Area= s² Perimeter=4s
Rhombus Area= (1/2)(Diagonal #1)(Diagonal #2) Perimeter=4s
Rectangle Area= LW Perimeter=2(L+W)
Parallelogram Area= LH Perimeter= 2(L+W)
Trapezoid Area=((base #1 +base#2) /2)H Perimeter= Sum of all sides
Figures with Three or more sides sum of interior angle= (n-2)180
The area of a whole circle π r²
The area of a fractional area (x degrees/360) π r²
The circumference of a whole circle 2 π r
The circumference of a fractional circle (arc) (x degrees/360)2 π r
2D Shapes Perimeter: Sum of sides Area: Base X height
3D Shapes Surface area: Sum of area of all shape Volume: Base area X Height
Rectangular Solid Surface area= 2LW +2WH+2LH volume= LWH Diagonal= √L²+√W²+√H²
Cube Surface Area= 6s² Volume=s^3 Diagonal= √3s²
Cylinder Surface Area= 2( π r²)+ (2 π r)h Volume= (π r²)h
Right Circular Cone volume=(1/3)π r²h Surface Area=(1/2)(2πr * Slant Height) + (Base Area~π r²)
Right Square Pyramid- A26 Volume= (1/3)( Base area * Height) Surface Area = (1/2)(Perimeter * Slant Length) + Base area
Sphere VOLUME= (4/3)π r^3 Surface Area= 4π r²
volume of any figure which the bases that are both perpendicular to the height Volume= Area of base * Height
Midpoint Formula ((x^1+x^2)/2)), ((y^1+y^2)/2)
Distance Formula √(x^2- X^1)^2 + (y^2- y^1)^2
Area of polygon Tips Split up the area into parts, find the area of each part and calculate the sum of the area and look for Familiar Shapes
Trignometry SOH-CAH-TOA ALL STUDENTS TAKE CALCULUS
General formula of Equation: y= asin(bx)+c Change a=amplitude increase amplitude b= period increase b decreases period c= vertical shift increase c increase vertical shift
Law of sines (a/sinA)=(b/sinB)=(c/sinC)
Law of Cosines a²=b²+c²-2bc Cos A
Equation of a Circle (x – h)^2 + (y – k)^2 = r^2
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