Types of Angles
Triangles
Circles
Formulas
Slicing Figures
100

Angles that are less than 90 degrees

Acute angles

100

The sum of all 3 angles of a triangle

180 degrees

100

From the center of a circle to any edge

Radius

100

Length x Width x Height

Volume

100

The cross section of a cone that is sliced parallel to the base

A circle

200

Angles that are more than 90 degrees

Obtuse angles

200

All 3 angles and all 3 sides equal on a triangle

Equilateral Triangle

200

From edge to edge through the center of a circle

Diameter

200

1/2 x Base x Height

Area of a Triangle

200

The cross section of a cube that is sliced parallel to the base

A square

300

Two names for a 90 degree angle

Right angle and Complementary angle

300

When 2 angles and 2 sides are equal on a triangle

Isosceles Triangle

300

The term for 3.14 or 22/7 

Pi

300
Pi x radius squared

Area of a Circle

300

The cross section of a slice through the center of a sphere

A circle

400
Two names for a 180 degree angle

Supplementary and Angles on a line

400

When no angles or no sides are equal on a triangle

Scalene Triangle

400

Circumference of a circle with a radius of 5

31.42 or 31.40

400
Pi x diameter

Circumference of a Circle

400

The cross section of a cylinder sliced perpendicular to the base.

A rectangle

500

Angles that are opposite and congruent

Vertical Angles

500

The 5 triangle conditions

SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, and SSA

500

Area of a circle with a diameter of 12

113.10 or 113.04

500

The sum of the areas of each side of a figure

Surface Area

500

The cross section of a slice that is perpendicular to the base and goes through the vertex of a triangular prism

A triangle

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