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Geometry Project

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

GEOMETRY IS EVERYWHERE

BY PEYTON CHERRY

TRIANGLES

  • Triangles are three sided polygons whose angles add up to 180 degrees

DISTANCE

  • Distance is a numerical description of how far apart objects are.

ACUTE ANGLE

  • An angle less than 90 degrees
Photo by jev55

PARALLELOGRAM

  • A 4 sided rectilinear polygon with opposite sides parallel
Photo by Miradortigre

MIDPOINT

  • The middle point of a line segment

RECTANGLE

  • A rectangle is any quadrilateral with four right angles
Photo by KREYC

SQUARE

  • A polygon with four equal sides and four right angles
Photo by tim caynes

SEGMENT

  • A part of a line that is bounded by two distinct end points
Photo by LoopZilla

PARALLEL PLANES

  • Two planes that do not intersect

SKEW LINES

  • Two lines that don't intersect and are not parallel
Photo by mugley

EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE

  • An equilateral triangle is a triangle with 3 equal sides
Photo by A. Fontalive.

ISOSCELES TRIANGLE

  • A triangle with two congruent sides
Photo by Metal Chris

SCALENE TRIANGLE

  • A triangle with three unequal sides

RIGHT TRIANGLE

  • A triangle with one 90 degree angle

STRAIGHT ANGLE

  • An angle of 180 degrees

VERTICAL ANGLES

  • A pair of non-adjacent angles for when two lines intersect

COLLINEAR POINTS

  • Points that lie on the same plane

CORRESPONDING ANGLES

  • Two adjacent angles that that add up to 180 degrees
Photo by Pro-Zak

RIGHT ANGLE

  • A 90 degree angle

PERPENDICULAR LINES

  • Two lines that intersect to make four 90 degree angles
Photo by mlhradio