Chapter 1 Geometry Vocabulary
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vertex | point where two angle's sides meet
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plane | a two dimension that extends in four directions; it can be defined with three non-collinear points
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transformation | the operation, or set of instructions, that maps a figure onto an image
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collinear points | points on the same line
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angle | two rays that share the same endpoint
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ray | a part of a line that has a beginning but no end
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acute angle | an angle that has a measure between 0 and 90 degrees
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endpoint | the point where a ray begins
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intersection | the point or points that two figures have in common
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translation | a slide that preserves both size and shape
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coplanar points | points on the same plane
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undefined terms | mathematical terms that cannot be defined mathematically defined using other known words
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obtuse angle | an angle that has a measure between 90 and 180 degrees
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rotation | a transformation in which a figure is turned about a fixed point
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line | a figure named by two points that extends forever in 2 directions
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congruent segments | segments that have exactly the same length
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image | the new figure after the transformation has taken place
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reflection | a transformation in which a figure is flipped about a given line or axis
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coordinate | the x or y component of a point
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degrees | the units that a protractor measures an angle
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segment | a part of a line that has both a beginning and an end
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coplanar lines | lines that are on the same plane
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right angle | an angle whose measure is exactly 90 degrees
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straight angle | an angle whose measure is exactly 180 degrees
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