POLYGONS
A closed shape
Only straight line segments (not round)
Can be regular (all sides same length)
Or Irregular (sides are different lengths)
EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE
A type of triangle with equal length sides and same size angles
SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES
Adjacent angles that make a 180 degree angle
MEAN
MEAN: The Average - When you add all the numbers and divide by the numbers in the set
NUMERATOR
The number above the fraction bar
PARALLELOGRAMS
A quadrilateral with two sets of parallel sides. Each set is equal in length. Includes rectangles, squares, rhombus
ISOSCELES TRIANGLE
A type of triangle
With two sides the same
And two angles the same
VERTICAL ANGLES
Angles that are made when two lines intersect. They are always Congruent / same
MEDIAN
MEDIAN : The Middle Number (after you order the numbers smallest to largest)
DENOMINATOR
The number below the fraction bar
PERPENDICULAR LINES
Lines that cross, making four right angles
SCALENE TRIANGLE
A type of triangle sides are all different lengths and all different angles
CONGRUENT ANGLES
Congruent means “same”
MODE
MODE: The Most Popular number (there can be more than one MODE)
MIXED NUMBER
A whole number with a fraction (e.g. 2 ½ )
PARALLEL LINES
Two lines that will never intersect
RIGHT TRIANGLE
A type of triangle With one Right Angle
VERTICES (3D)
For 3D shapes. Points/Corners where three edges meet
RANGE
RANGE: The largest number minus the smallest number
IMPROPER FRACTION
A fraction with
Larger number over Smaller number
Always more than 1
Larger numberSmaller number
KITE
A Quadrilateral. Two pairs of congruent sides that are adjacent to each other. Not a parallelogram. Two diagonals are perpendicular. The diagonals are not the same length
OBTUSE TRIANGLE
A type of triangle with one Obtuse angle
EDGES (3D)
For 3D shapes, a line segment where two faces meet
UPPER QUARTILE
After finding the Median of all the numbers, the upper quartile is the median of the “upper numbers”
PROPER FRACTION
PROPER FRACTION