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Cirles, symmetry, perimeter

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All points on a plane equidistant (the same distance) from a point called the center   Circle  
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Segment from the center of a circle to the outer part of the circle   Radius  
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Line segment with both end points on the outer part of the circle   Chord  
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Chord that goes through the center of a circle   Diameter  
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Part of the outer part of a circle   Arc  
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An arc that is less than a half-circle   Minor arc  
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An arc that is more than a half-circle (use 3 letters)   Major arc  
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"I can draw a line through the shape to fold in half and have two equal parts on both sides"   Reflection symmetry  
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"I can turn a shape a # of degrees and a number of times to make it look the same s it was before"   Rotational symmetry  
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"I can turn the shape upside down (180°) and have the shape look the same"   Point symmetry  
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Distance around a geometric figure   Perimeter  
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Perimeter formula for regular polygons   P=ns (n=# of sides) (s=length of side)  
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Perimeter formula for rectangles (2 ways of writing it)   P=2l+2w or P=2(l+w)  
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Perimeter formula for circles (perimeter of a circle=its circumference)   P=πd  
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