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Geometry in the Real World Project Matt Campos Mrs. Sykes Block (4)

Geometry In The Real World Project

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Page 1: Geometry In The Real World Project

Geometry in the Real World Project

Matt CamposMrs. Sykes

Block (4)

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PointA geometric element that has zero

dimensions and a location determinable by an ordered set of coordinates.

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Line (Segment)The portion of a line that lies strictly between

two point.

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PlaneA two-dimensional group that goes infinitely

in all directions.

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AngleThe union of two rays that have a common

endpoint. Angles are measured in degrees.

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Perpendicular LinesTwo segment rays , or lines that intersect two

form 90 degree angles.

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Parallel LinesTwo or more co-planer lines that have no

points in common and never intersect.

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TriangleA polygon with three sides whose angles add

up to 180 degrees.

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Right TriangleA triangle with that has an angle of 90

degrees.

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PentagonA five-sided polygon

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Hexagon A six-sided polygon.

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SquareAn equilateral and equiangular quadrilateral.

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RectangleA quadrilateral whose angles are all right

angles.

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Trapezoid A quadrilateral with at least one pair of

parallel lines and a pair of intersecting lines.

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ParallelogramA quadrilateral with both pairs of opposite

side parallel.

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Circlethe set of points on a plane at a certain

distance radius from a certain point center; a polygon with infinite sides.

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CylinderA solid bounded by two parallel planes and

such a surface, especially such a surface having a circle as its base.

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SphereThe set of points in space equidistant from a

certain point

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OctagonAn eight-sided polygon

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ConeThe surface of a conic solid whose base is a

circle.

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Acute AngleAn angle whose measure is greater than 0

but less than 90 degrees.

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