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jalen_geometry_words

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acute angle less than 90 degreze
Congruent Angles angles with the same measures
Coplanar point and lines in the same plane
midpoint a point that divides a segment into two congrunt segments
Perpendicular lines lines intersect at to from right angle
ray a part of a line that consist of an initial point..extends for eveey direction
space the boundless 3 dimensiomnal set of all points
angle two rays that are connected at their endopoints
congruent segments two segments with the same lenght.
counterexample to a statement proves it wrong
obtuse angle more than 90 degreeze
plane a flat surface that has no thickness...extends without end in all directions
right angle exactly
angle bisector ray that divides an angle into 2 congrunt angles
conjecture is a conclusion reached by inductive reasoning
inductive reasoning a type of reasoning that reaches a conclusion on specific patters
opposite ray are colinear with rays with same endopoints
point a location that has no size
segment a part of two points alled endopoints and all points between them
collinear points lie on the same line
coordinate a point on a line with a capital letter
line two points extended in opposite directions that never end
parallel lines lines that go in the same direction but never intersect
postulate an accepted state of fact
skew lines lines that are parallel and they go in opposite directions
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