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Section 1

(50 cards)

Altitude of a triangle is

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Perpendicular distance from a vertex to the site opposite of the vertex

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Polygon is a

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A closed figure whose lines are straight. Triangle as 3 sides, quaderlateral has 4, pentagon has 5, hexagon has 6, hexagon has 8.

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Legs refers to

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The two equal sides of an isosceles triangle OR the two shorter angles of a right triangle

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Sum of interior angles of a octagon

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Draw diagonals. Forms 6 triangles. 6*180 = 1080 degrees

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Hypotenuse of a right triangle with two 45 degree angles (isosceles right triangle)

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Area of a rectange

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legth*width

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Area of a triangle is

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(1/2) base * height

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Hypotenuse of a right triangle with angles 30 and 90

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Perimeter of a rectange

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2*(length + width

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The sum of angles on one side of a line is

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180 degrees, half a circle

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The wider the angle of a triangle the longer the side...

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opposite of it. If Angle B has the widest angle, the opposite side is the longest.

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If angle C has the smallest angle, then the smallest side is

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Opposite of angle C

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Side opposite of a right triangle is called

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Hypotenuse. Always longer than the other sides.

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What is a vertex

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Point at which two lines intersect to form an angle

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Isosceles triangle

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Triangle with two equal sides which are opposite of two equal angles

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The 4 angles of a quadrilateral add up to

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360

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What is length of hypotenuse with legs = 6 and 8

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Square root of 10. Triples 3,4,5 or any multiple of these numbers

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The three exterior angles of a triangle add up to

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360 degrees

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What is the length of hypotenuse with legs = 3 and 4

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Square root of 5. Triples 3,4,5

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In a triangle, Side b = 2a, and c = b/2. What is the perimeter?

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a + 2a + 2a/2 = 4a

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If you have 5 angles around a single point, their sum is

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360 degrees (a + b + c + d + e = 360 degrees)

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Area of a right triangle ABC where AB = 5 and BC = 4

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Cannot solve. AB could be hypotenuse, but AB and BC might also be legs.

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AC = 9, BD = 11, and AD = 15. What is the length of CD?

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Add/subtract lengths. CD = AD - AC

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What is length of hypotentuse with legs = 12 and 16

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12/3 = 4. So 4 * 5 = 20. Square root of 20.

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If line A is perpindicular to line B (90 degrees), we write it as

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Two most common pythagorean triples

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3,4,5 and 5,12,13.

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Area of a parallelogram

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base * height

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Radius

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Half diameter

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Exterior angle of a triangle is equal to

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Sum of the interior REMOTE angles

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In a right triangle, if you have two sides you can find the area. Why?

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Because you have base and height.

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A triangle has a base of 4, and a height of 2, what is the area

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(1/2)42 (1/2)b*h

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How to get sum of interior angles of polygon

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Draw diagonals between a single vertex and all its nonadjacent angles. Count the number of triangles formed and multiply by 180 to get sum.

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Sum of interior angles of pentagon

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Draw diagonals, forms 3 triangles. 3*180 = 540 degrees

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Two lines intersect to form angles A, B, C, D. How are these angles related

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Opposite angles like A C are equal to eachother. Adjacent angles and AB are supplementary adding up to 180.

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Pythagorean triples

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Ratios that always satisfy the pythagorean theorem. Like 3,4,5 and any multiple of these numbers

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Transversal angle relationships

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Line BD bisects <ABC. The sum of ABD and DBC is...

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<ABD

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Acute angles are

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Less than 90 degrees

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<A of a triangle ABC is a right triangle. Is side BC longer or shorter than side AB

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BC is longer

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Abtuse angles are

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Between 90 and 120 degrees

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The third unequal side of an isosceles triangle is called

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The base

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Parallelogram

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Quadrilateral with two parallel lines. Opposite sides and opposite angles are equal. Angles not opposite are supplementary

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Equilateral triangle

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All sides equal in length. All interior angles are 60 degrees

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Supplementary angles add up to

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180 degrees

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A line that intersects two paralel lines is called

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Transversal

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If L1 | L2, and L2 | L3, then...

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L1 | L3

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Area of a square

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side squared.

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A polygon diagonal is

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A line segment connecting any two nonadjacent polygons

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The sum of angles around a single point is

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360 degrees

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A line segment that bisects an angle does what...

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Splits the angle into two smaller equal angles

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Section 2

(11 cards)

A square has an area of 9, what is the length of each side?

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Square root of 9, or 3.

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Area of a sector

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angle / 360 * pie r squared

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Tangent in a circle

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Volume of a cube

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edge^3

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Pi is the ratio of...

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Circumference / diameter

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Arc length

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central angle/360 * circumference

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Circle circumference is equal to

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diameter pi OR 2pi*r

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Chord in a circle

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Volume of a rectangular solid

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lwh. Or area of base * height.

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Area of a circle

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pi r squared

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Surface area of a rectangular solid

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2l 2w 2h. Sum of the area of faces

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