Seminar math notes
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Line segement | Part of a line or a ray that has two endpoints
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| Diagonal | A line segment that joins two corners of a polygon that are not already joined
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| midpoint | A point the bisects a line segment into 2 equal parts
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| Adjacent angles | Two angles that share a common ray
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| Complementary angles | Two angles whose sums add to ninety degrees
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| Supplementary angles | Two angles that add up to one hundred and eighty degrees
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| Vertical angles | Angles that are opposite of each other
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| Intersecting lines | Two lines that cross over eachother
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| Parallel lines | Lines that will never intersect;also on the same plane
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| perpendicular Lines | Lines that intersect and form right angles
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