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Term
Definition
Circumference   C=2pi r or C=pi d  
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Pi   ≈3.14 or ≈22/7  
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Triangle   Polygons with three sides, three angles, three vertices  
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Equilateral   All sides congruent  
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Isoscles   At lest two side congruent  
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Scalene   No sides congruent  
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Equangular   All angles congruent  
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Point   A geometric object that has no dimensions, only a location  
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Plane   at surface that extends endlessly in all directions; two dimentional  
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Space   the set of all points;three dimentional  
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Line   A set of points along a straight path having no endpoints  
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Line segment   Pair of a line that has two endpoints  
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Ray   Part of a line that only has one endpoint  
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Angle   two rays jointed together with a common endpoint; the two rays are called the sides of an angle  
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Vertex   The common endpoint for an angle  
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Intersecting lines   Lines that have just one point in common  
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Supplementary angles   Two angles whose measure adds up to 180 degrees; any two right angles are supplementary  
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Complementary angles   Two angles whose measure adds up to 90 degrees  
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Transversal   A line that intersects two other lines  
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Adjacent angles   Two angles that share a side ( or ray ) and a vetex  
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Skew lines   Lines that are not in the same plane and do not intersect  
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Equilateral polygon   All sides congruent  
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Equiangular Polygon   All angles congruent  
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Parallelogram   Quadrilaterral with both pairs of opposite sides parallel  
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Corresponding angles   Two lines intersected by a transversal form corresponding pairs of angles; if the lines are parallel the corresponding pairs of angles are congruent  
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n- gon   180(n-2)  
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area of a circle   A=pi r²  
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square root   ex.square root of 81=9  
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square   ex. 9 squared or 9² 81  
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