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Algebra on Basic Geometry Concepts (Chapter 3)

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Transversal   show
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show One uses this to describe any two angles on the same side of the transversal, in the same position, that will fall on different lines but will be congruent if the lines are parallel.  
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show Two angles on the same side of the transversal on the inside of the parallel lines will have a supplementary relationship.  
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Consecutive Exterior Angles to Parallel Lines   show
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The lines will diverge on this side of the transversal   show
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The lines will converge on this side of the transversal   show
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Alternate Interior Angles to Parallel Lines   show
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show Two angles on the outside of parallel lines, on opposite sides of the transversal, that are equal to each other.  
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show Two intersecting lines create angles that are opposite and equal to each other.  
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Linear Pair   show
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Angle Sum for Triangle   show
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show The sum interior angle for a convex quadrilateral will equal 360˚  
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Summit Angle   show
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Base Angles   show
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Exterior Angle Theorem   show
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show When two angles add up to 180˚  
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Complementary angles   show
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Definition of Angle   show
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show When the measure of an angle is less than 90˚  
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Right Angle   show
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show When the measure of an angle is greater than to 90˚  
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Straight Angle   show
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show An exact location in space, has no dimensions, and is usually associated with coordinates.  
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show This is an infinite collection of points that create a straight one-dimensional figure that does not have a thickness, and it extends endlessly in both directions.  
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Ray   show
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Line Segment   show
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Collinear   show
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show if two points define a line, then three points are needed to define a plane. When multiple points exist on the same plane this word is used to describe the relationship.  
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