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Geometry 2/2

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inductive reasoning   look for a pattern, make a conjecture using examples, use logical reasoning to verify the ocnjecture.  
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attributes   a way to characterize items based on these items having the same characteristics  
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congruent figures   two figures that have the same shape and size  
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similar figures   same shape  
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if 2 figures are congruant, then they are ___   similar  
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not always congurant if _____   similar  
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line symmetry   figure can be divided into 2 parts, each of which is the mirror image of the other  
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rotational symmetry   the figure is rotated 0 to 180 degrees about its center and the resting figure coincided with the original  
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optical illusions   when your eyes see something differently or are tricked into believing something is true when it's not  
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point   can be thought of as a dot that represents a location in a plan or space  
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line   an infinite number of points extending in both directions  
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plane   a flat surgace that extends infinitely in all directions  
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segment   a part of a line having two endpoints  
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ray   a part of a line having one endpoint  
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angle   consists of two different rays that have the same inital point called the vertex  
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opposite rays   two rays with a common endpoint going in opposite directions  
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adjacent angles   two angles that share a common vertex and side but have no common interior points  
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bisect   to cut an object into 2 congruent parts  
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segment bisector   a segment that bisects another segment into 2 congruent segments  
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angle bisector   a ray that bisects an angle into 2 congruent angles  
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midpoint   the point that divides a segment into 2 congruent parts  
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collinear   points on the same line  
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coplanar   points on the same plane  
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exterior points   points contained outside an angle  
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interior points   points contained inside an angle  
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parallel lines   2 or more coplanar lines traveling in the same direction and never intersect  
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perpendicular lines   2 coplanar lines that intersect to form 90 degree angles  
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postulate   a statement that is accepted as true without proof  
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theorem   a rule that has been proven  
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segment addition postulate   if B is between A, then AB + BC = AC  
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Angle addition postulate   if C is in the interior of angle AOD, then Angle AOC + COD = AOD  
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