Angle Relations
Types of Angles
2D shapes
3D shapes
Transformations
100
Why can we assume that <FDE and <BDE are congruent?
Because they are vertical angles.
100
2 angles that add to 90 degrees.
What is a complementary angle?
100
sqrt[(x-x)^2+(y-y)^2
The name of the formula above.
What is the distance formula
100
Is the following three-dimensional shape a polyhedron? If so, how many faces does it have?
What is YES and 5 faces.
100
Reflect the following points over the y-axis
A(-2,2)
B(3,-6)
C(4,4)
A'(2,2)
B'(-3,-6)
C'(-4,4)
200
Can we assume that <4 and <6 are complementary?
No, because they are supplementary.
200
2 angles that add to 180 degrees.
What is a supplementary angle?
200
The result of adding all of a shapes sides together.
What is the perimeter?
200
Is the following image a polyhedron? If so, how many faces does it have?
What is NO?
200
Reflect the following points over the x-axis.
P(-3,5)
Q(9,10)
R(4,-7)
P(-3,-5)
Q(9,-10)
R(4,7)
300
Can we assume that DC is perpendicular to AC?
No, because they don't show that angle ACD is a right angle.
300
2 nonadjacent angles that have a common endpoint.
What is a vertical angle?
300
Find the area of a square that has a side composing of the points (-1,2) and (-3, 5)
What is 26.
300
Find the volume of the rectangular prism.
What is 60 inches.
300
Translate the following points using a vector of
<4,-2>
R(0,4)
S(3,2)
T(-2,10)
R'(4,2)
S'(7,0)
T'(2,8)
400
Can we assume <7 and <8 are a linear pair?
Yes, because their non shared sides create a straight angle (180 degrees)
400
2 angles that share a side and an endpoint.
What is an adjacent angle?
400
The perimeter of a triangle whose endpoints are P(0,4), Q(-5,0), and R(5,0). Round to the nearest tenth.
What is 22.8?
400
Find the surface area of the following cone. Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.
What is 497.4?
400
Rotate the following points 90 degrees counterclockwise.
A(-3,4)
B(-5,7)
C(0,4)
Rule:
A'(-4,-3)
B'(-7,-5)
C'(4,0)
500
Can we assume that <GBA and <GBD are adjacent?
Yes, because they share endpoint B and side GB.
500
A pair of adjacent angles whose nonadjacent sides measure to 180 degrees.
What is a linear pair?
500
The perimeter of a rectangle whose sides are A(3,4), B(-2,4), C(3,-3), D(-2.-3).
What is 24?
500
Find the volume of the following triangular prism.
What is 36cm?
500
Rotate the following points 90 degrees clockwise.
T(4,4)
U(2,7)
V(1,6)
Rule:
(x,y) vector (y,-x)
T'(4,-4)
U'(7,-2)
V(6,-1)