Math
Published on Dec 17, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
ACUTE ANGLE
AN ANGLE WITH A MEASURE GREATER THAN O DEGREES AND LESS THAN 90
OBTUSE ANGLE
ANY ANGLE THAT MEASURES GREATER THAN 90 BUT LESS THAN 180
RIGHT ANGLE
ANGLE THAT IS 90 DEGREES
STRAIGHT ANGLE
A 180 ANGLE
VERTICAL ANGLE
OPPOSITE ANGLES FORMED BY THE INTERSECTION OF TWO LINES. VERTICAL ANGLES ARE CONGRUENT
ADJACENT ANGLE
ANGLES THAT HAVE THE SAME VERTEX, SHARE A COMMON SIDE, AND DO NOT OVERLAP.
COMPLEMENTRY ANGLES
TWO ANGLES ARE COMPLEMENTARY IF THE SUM OF THEIR MEASURES IS 90
SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES
TWO ANGLES ARE SUPPLEMENTARY IF THE SUM OF THEIR MEASURES IS 180
CORRSPONDING ANGLES
ANGLES IN THE SAME POSITION ON PARALLEL LINES IN RELATION TO A TRANSVERSAL
TRANSVERSAL
A LINE THAT CROSSES TWO OTHER LINES
ACUTE TRIANGLE
A TRIANGLE HAVING THREE ACUTE ANGLES
RIGHT TRIANGLE
A TRIANGLE HAVING ONE RIGHT ANGLE
OBTUSE TRIANGLE
A TRIANGLE HAVING ONE OBTUSE ANGLE
SCALELENE TRIANGLE
A TRIANGLE HAVING NO CONGRUENT SIDES
ISOSCELES TRIANGLE
A TRIANGLE HAVING AT LEAST TWO CONGRUENT SIDES
EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE
A TRIANGLE HAVING THREE CONGRUENT SIDES.
