Geometry Haiku By Jose Pimentel Vazquez
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
ACUTE ANGLE
AN ACUTE ANGLE IS AN ANGLE THAT IS LESS THAN 90 DEGREES.
OBTUSE ANGLE
AN OBTUSE ANGLE IS GREATER THAN 90 DEGREES BUT LESS THAN 180
RIGHT ANGLE
A RIGHT ANGLE IS AN ANGLE THAT IS 90 DEGREES.
STRAIGHT ANGLE
A STREIGHT ANGLE IS AN ANGLE THAT IS180 DEGREES.
VERTICAL ANGLE
VERTICLE ANGLES ARE OPPOSITE ANGLES FORMED BY THE INTERSECTION OF TOW LINES.
ADJACENT ANGLE
ADJACENT ANGLES ARE ANGLES THAT SHARE THE SAME SIZE AND VERTEX.
COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES
TOW ANGLES ARE COMPLEMENTARY IF THE SUM OF THE MEASUREMENT IS 90
SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES
IF THE SUM OF THE ANGLE IS 180 IT IS CONSIDERD SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES
CORRESPONDING ANGLES
ANGLES THAT ARE IN PARALLEL LINES IN THE RELATIONSHIP TO THE TRANSVERSAL.
TRANSVERSAL
THE THIRD LINE FORMED EHEN TOW PARALLEL LINES INTERSECT
ACUTE TRIANGLE
AN ACUTE TRANGLE IS A TRIANGLE THAT IS LESS THAN 90 DEGREES.
RIGHT TRIANGLE
A RIGHT TRIANGLE IS A TRIANGLE THAT IS 90 DEGREES.
OBTUSE TRIANGLE
AN OBTUSE TRIANGLE IS A TRIANGLE THAT IS GREATER THAN 90 DEGREES .
SCALENE TRIANGLE
A TRINGLE THAT HAS NO EQUAL SIDES
ISOSCELES TRIANGL
A TRIANGLE THAT HAS TWO EQUAL SIDES
EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE
AN EQUALATERAL TRIANGLE HAS ALL EQUAL SIDES
