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February 08, 2013 Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry) Important Terms: Point: A definite location in space. Line: A series of points that goes forever in both directions. Plane: an infinitely large 2 dimensional (flat) surface. Points and lines "rest" on a plane. A solid shape, like a cube has multiple planes. Each face of the cube is its own plane.

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Page 1: Topic 9 vocab

February 08, 2013

Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Important Terms:

Point: A definite location in space.Line: A series of points that goes forever in both directions.Plane: an infinitely large 2 dimensional (flat) surface.

Points and lines "rest" on a plane. A solid shape, like a cube has multiple planes. Each face of the cube is its own plane.

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Important Terms: Digging Deeper with Lines

Line Segment: Part of a line, has endpoints

Ray: Part of a line that has one endpoint, other end continues forever in one direction.

Angle: 2 rays or line segments that meet at a common point.

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Important Terms: Digging Deeper with Lines

Parallel Lines: 2 lines that never intersect

Intersecting Lines: 2 lines that cross paths

Perpendicular lines: 2 lines that intersect at a right angle (90º)

Note: The terms parallel, intersecting and perpendicular can be used with rays and line segments.

Square Symbol is frequently used to show a right angle

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Important Terms: Digging Deeper with Angles

Acute Angle: An angle that measures less than 90º(0º < Acute Angle < 90º)

Right Angle: An angle that measures exactly 90º(Think corner of a square)

Obtuse Angle: An angle that is greater than 90º(90º < Obtuse Angle < 180º)

acute is like "cute"

obtuse is like obese

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Important Terms: Creating Shapes with Angles and Line SegmentsPolygon: A closed figure (shape) that only has line segments for sides.

Triangle: A 3-sided polygon

Quadrilateral: a 4-sided polygon

Pentagon: a 5-sided polygon

Hexagon: a 6-sided polygon

Octagon: an 8-sided polygon

Polygons Not Polygons

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Focus on Triangles:Triangles are named by their angle types and side lengths

Angle Naming Side Naming

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The best possible names for triangles use both angle and side names. Exception is equliateral

acute scalene: all acute angles, no sides congruentacute isosceles: all acute angles, 2 sides congruentequilateral: all acute angles, all sides congruent

right scalene: one right angle, no sides congruentright isosceles: one right angle, 2 sides congruent

obtuse scalene: one obtuse angle, no sides congruentobtuse isosceles: one obtuse angle, 2 sides congruent

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Focus on Triangles:Triangles are named by their angle types and side lengths

The best way to name a triangle is with both the angle name and side name:

Acute Isosceles Obtuse Scalene Right Isoceles all acute angles 1 obtuse angle 1 right angle 2 equal sides 0 equal sides 2 equal sides

Special Case!

An Equilateral Triangle is a triangle with 3 equal sides. You don't need to call it an "Acute Equliateral", it's just an Equilateral.

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Focus on QuadrilateralsQuadrilaterals are 4-sided polygonsQuadrilaterals are classified or named by how their sides relate to each other. We need to use the most specific name.

"Congruent" = same size or same length

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Topic 9: Lines, Shapes and Angles (2D Geometry)Focus on Quadrilaterals

The sequence below might help to show why when we name a quadrilateral we need to use the most specific name.

yes

yes

yes

yes

YES! .... and the most specific name

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Best name: parallelogram

Properties: 1, 2

Properties to consider1) 4 sides2) pairs of parallel sides3) congruent sides4) right angles

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Best name: rectangle

Properties: 1, 2, 4

Properties to consider1) 4 sides2) pairs of parallel sides3) congruent sides4) right angles

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Best name:squareProperties: 1,2,3, 4

Properties to consider1) 4 sides2) pairs of parallel sides3) congruent sides4) right angles

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Best name: Rhombus

Properties: 1,2,3

Properties to consider1) 4 sides2) pairs of parallel sides3) congruent sides4) right angles

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Best name: Quadrilateral

Properties: 1

Properties to consider1) 4 sides2) pairs of parallel sides3) congruent sides4) right angles

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Best name: right scalene triangle

Properties: Has a right angleNo sides are congruent

Best name: right isosceles triangle

Properties: Has a right angle2 sides are congruent

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Best name: acute angle

Properties: smaller than 90º

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Best name: intersecting line segments

Properties:

cross, but not at a right angle