Geometry Flashcards

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Three Rules to Live by in Geometry

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1) If they don’t tell you, don’t assume.
2) If they give you something, use it.
3) Know rules and formulas

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Inscribed means

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lies inside and vertices touch the other shape; indicates relationships between them

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Area of a square

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s^2

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Area of a rectangle

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L x W

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Area of a triangle

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1/2bxh

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What is height in a triangle

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Perpendicular line from base to the top of the triangle in reference to that base (base can be any of the three sides)

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Area of a trapezoid

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((b1 + b2) / 2) x h

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Area of a parallelogram

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b x h (need to find height)

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Perimeter of square

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4 s

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Perimter of rectangle

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2L + 2W

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Perimeter of a triangle

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x + y + z (all sides added up)

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Perimeter of a parallelogram

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2L + 2W

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13
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Area of a circle

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πr^2

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Circumference of a circle

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2πr or πd

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Area of a sector

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find Area of sector as a percentage of area of circle (ratio of angles will tell you this), then solve after know something about area of circle

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Arc length

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Length of circumference; must find circumference and then relate amount of arc as sector of circle (using angles) and determine what portion it represents

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Central angle

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Vertex of a central angle is the center

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Inscribed Angle

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One shape within another, where vertices touch on edge of shape

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19
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If Inscribed triangle has hypotenuse as diameter…

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is a right triangle

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Relationship of central angle to inscribed angle (sectors)

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central angle is 2x relative to the inscribed angle with the same end points.

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21
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Special Right Triangles

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45-45-90

30-60-90

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45-45-90 Triangle side length relationships

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x (leg), x (leg), x√2 (hypotenuse)

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30-60-90 Triangle side length relationships

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x (shorter leg), x√3 (longer leg), 2x (hypotenuse)

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Equilateral Triangle

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All sides of equal length, angels are 60 each

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Isosceles Triangle
Two sides and two angles are even
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Pythagorean Triples
3-4-5 6-8-10 (or other multiples of 3-4-5) 5-12-13 (or 10-24-26) 8-15-17
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Similar Triangles
Triangles with same angles have proportionate sides
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Relationship of angles and sides
Angle size corresponds to side length size (referring to the side length opposite the angle
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Volume of a 3D rectangular shape
l x w x h
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Surface area of a 3D rectangular shape
2 x (LxW + LxH + WxH)
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Volume of a cube
s^3
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Surface Area of a cube
6s^2
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Volume of a cylinder
πr^2h
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Surface Area of a cylinder
2(πr^2) + 2πrh
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Slope
Rise over Run | y1 - y2 over x1-x2
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Intersecting Lines Rules
Interior angles add to 360° Interior angles that combine to form a line sum to 180° Angles found opposite each other where two lines intersect are equal (vertical angles)
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Parallel Lines cut by a transveral rules
Watch for this to be disguised (remember the Z) Eight angles are formed, but there are only 2 distinct angles; draw and label them a° and b°; a + b = 180 A is the acute less than 90°; B is the obtuse greater than 90°
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Polygon Sum of Interior Angles
(n-2) x 180°
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Length range of third side of a triangle
sides are a b c | b-a
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Exterior Angles of a Triangle
Exterior angle is equal to the sum of the two non-adjacent interior angles of the triangle
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Circle Radius, Diamter, Circumference and Area
Know one value, can figure the rest
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Describe 4 quadrants, counterclockwise (coordinate plane)
``` Quad 1 upper right hand corner (positive y, positive x) Quad 2 (Positive y, negative x) Quad 3 (negative y, negative x) Quad 4 (negative y, positive x) ```
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Vertical line slope | Horizontal line slope
x = 0 (or some other number) (undefined) (vertical line) y = 0 (or some other number) slope is 0 (horizontal line)
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Area of rhombus
(Diagnol 1 x Diagnol 2)/2
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Max area of a quadrilateral
closest to square
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Minimum perimeter
square
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Sector calculations
Central angle / 360, sector area / circle area, and arc length / circumference
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Parallelogram diagnols
Make equal triangles, cut angles in half, bisect each other
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Geometry process
1) draw or redraw figures, fill in all given info, identify target 2) identify relationships and create equations 3) solve equations for missing value 4) Make inferences from figures
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Perimeter of a sector
2r + arc length
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Similar shapes have sides in ratio a:b, have areas in ratio...
a^2 : b^2
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Maximize area of a polygon for given perimeter
Make side lengths as close to equal as possible
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Minimize perimeter for given area of a polygon
Make sides as close to equal as possible
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Maximize area of a triangle or parallelogram
Put known sides perpendicular to each other
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A of an equilateral triangle
(s^2sqrt3)/4
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Diagnol of cube
s* sqrt 3
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Slope of perpendicular bisectors
Negative reciprocal
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Point of intersection of bisector
X = average of x coordinates Y = average of y coordinates
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Point of intersection of two lines
Point solves two equations - solve as a system of equations If parallel lines, never intersect If same line in different forms, will intersect infinitely at every point
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Characteristics of quadratic function graphs f(x)=ax^2 + bx + c
a>0, curve opens up | a
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How many times will a quadratic graph touch x axis? How solve for these?
Find by plugging points Solve the quadratic - factoring Use discriminat b^2 - 4ac, use quadratic formula