Chapter 4 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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The union of two non-opposite rays with a common endpoint.

A

Angle

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2
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The two rays are ____

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sides

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3
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The common endpoint is the _____

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Vertex

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4
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The set of all points, P, in the plane of <BAC such that:
1. P and B are on the same side of line AC
2. P and C are on the same side of line AB

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Interior of <BAC

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5
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The set of all points in the same plane that lie neither in the interior nor on the angle.

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Exterior of <BAC

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6
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The union of the segments formed by 3 noncollinear points

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Triangle

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7
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The points are _____

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Vertices

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8
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The segments are ____

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sides

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9
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an instrument used to measure angles

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Protractor

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10
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The unit is _____

A

degrees

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11
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The number of degrees in an angle is its _____

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Measure

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12
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To every angle there corresponds a real number between 0 and 180

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Angle measurement postulate

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13
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The given number from the angle measurement postulate

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Measure of an angle

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14
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Let ray AB be on the edge of half-plane, H. For every real number, r, between 0 and 180, there is exactly one ray AP with P in H such that the measure of angle PAB=R. (similar to point plotting theorem)

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Angle construction postulate

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15
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if D is in the interior of angle BAC, then m<BAC=m<BAD+m<CAD. (similar to betweeness)

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Angle addition postulate

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16
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If rays AB and AD are opposite and ray AC is any other ray, then angle BAC and angle CAD form a ____

17
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angles whose sum is 180. each is a supplement of each other.

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Supplementary angles

18
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If two angle form a linear pair, they are supplementary

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Supplement postulate

19
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Angle < 90

19
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angle = 90

20
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angle > 90

21
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angles whose sum is 90. Each is a complement of each other.

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Complementary angles

22
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angles whose measures are equal

23
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Two _____ are perpendicular if they are the sides of a right angle

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Two _____ are perpendicular if they contain a pair of perpendicular rays
lines
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two _____ are perpendicular if: 1. each of them is a line, ray, or segment 2. they intersect 3. the lines containing them are perpendicular
sets
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Perpendicular = _____
Right angle
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a = a
reflexive
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if a = b, then b = a
symmetric
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if a = b and b = c, then a = c
transitive
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a relation that is reflexive, symmetric, and transitive
equivalence relations
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Congruence between angles is an equivalence relation
Theorem 4-1