Geometry Review Flashcards

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Opposite angles (when two lines intersect)

A

Are equal, called “congruent angles” or “vertical angles”

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Congruent line segments

A

Line segments that have equal lengths

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2
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Polygon with n sides can be divided into

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n-2 triangles

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3
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Sum of the measures of the interior angles of a polygon

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(n-2)(180)

Because there are n-2 triangles in the polygon, and the sum of angles in a triangle is 180*

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4
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Regular polygon

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All sides are congruent and all interior angles are congruent

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5
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The length of each side must be less than…

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The sum of the lengths of the two other sides.

Ex. Sides cannot be 4, 7, and 12 because 12 > 4 + 7

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6
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Area of triangle

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1/2(base)(height)

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7
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Triangles are congruent if they have the same

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Shape AND size.

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8
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3 rules to determine congruency of triangles

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All three sides are congruent.
Two sides and their included angle are congruent with that of the other triangle.
Or, one side and two angles are congruent

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9
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Similar triangles

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Same shape not size.

Angles are congruent.

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10
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Area of parallelogram

A

A = bh

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Area of trapezoid (quadrilateral with parallel opposite sides)

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A = 1/2 (b1+b2)(height)

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12
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Congruent circles

A

Equal radii

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13
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Circumference

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C = 2pi(r)

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14
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Ratio of arc length to circumference is equal to ratio of…

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Arc angle to 360deg

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15
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Area of circle

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A= pi(r)^2

“Pi r squared”

16
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Sector of circle

A

Region bound by an arc of the circle and two radii

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Ratio of sector area and area of circle is also equal to

A

Ratio of degree measure to 360 deg.

18
Q

Tangent line intersects circle…

A

At ONE point

19
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Polygon is inscribed in a circle if…

A

All its vertices lie on the circle.

Also described as the circle being circumscribed about the polygon

20
Q

If one side of an inscribed triangle is a diameter of the circle, then the triangle is…

A

A right triangle

21
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Polygon can be circumscribed about the circle as well. In order for the circle to be inscribed inside the polygon…

A

Each side of the polygon must be tangent to the circle (intersect at one point)

22
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Concentric circles

A

Have the same center

23
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Volume of a rectangular solid

A

V = lwh

24
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Surface area (rectangular solid)

A

Sum of the areas of the six faces

2( lw + lh + wh) = A

25
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Circular cylinder

A

Two congruent circles joined by a lateral surface (made up of all the parallel line segments that join points in the two circles)

26
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Axis (cylinder)

A

Line segment joining the centers of two circles

27
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Right circular cylinder

A

Circular cylinder whose axis is perpendicular to its bases

28
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Volume (right circular cylinder)

A

Area of base x height

V = (pi)r^2h
“Pi r squared times height”

29
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Surface area (right circular cylinder)

A

Area of each circle plus area of rectangle joining them (2 pi r x height)

A = 2(pi r ^2) + 2 pi r h