geometry - definitions Flashcards

1
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intersecting

A

they have a common point

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2
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paralell

A

they lie on one plane and have no point in common

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3
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skew

A

they’re not intersecting and not parallel

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4
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complementary angles

A

when we add two angles together it equals 90

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5
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supplementary angles

A

when we add two angles together it equals 180

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6
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theorem

A

the sum of the interior angles of a triangle is 180
the sum of the exterior angles is 360

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7
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right tringle

A

1 right, 2 acute angles

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8
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acute triangle

A

3 acute angles

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9
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scalene triangle

A

no equal sides and angles

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10
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isosceles triangle

A

same legs

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11
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equilateral/regular triangle

A

equal sides and angles

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12
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medians

A

medians connect a vertex with the opposite side’s midpoint
intersect each other in one central point
the centroid divides the triangle into 1:2 parts
the median divides the area of the triangle in half
6 small triangles with the same areas

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13
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angle bisectors

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cuts the angles into 2 equal parts
they intersect each other in 1 point, this point is the centre of the inscribed angle

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14
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perpendicular bisectors

A

cuts the sides into 2 equal parts
intersection: centre of the circumscribed circle

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15
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altitudes

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drawn from the vertex to the opposite side so that it’s perpendicular to the side
intersection ortocentre

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16
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midlines

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the midline connects 2 midpoints of 2 different sides
every midline is parallel to the third side and its length is half

17
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pythagorean theorem

A

in a right angled triangle the sum of the squares of the legs is equal to the square of the hypotenuse

18
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triangle inequality

A

the sum of two sides is greater than the length of the third side