A Quadrilateral
Only ONE set of parallel sides
Trapezoids
A type of triangle
With one Right Angle
Right triangles
Line - straight line, never ends in either direction
Line Segment - part of a line. Has two endpoints
Ray - has one endpoint.
Line
Line Segment
Ray
Angles that share a ray
Adjacent Angles
Zero property of multiplication
Anything times zero = zero
A type of triangle
With equal length sides
And same size angles
Equilateral
triangles
A type of triangle
Sides are all different lengths
And all different angles
Scalene
triangles
Lines that cross, making four right angles
perpendicular
lines
Adjacent Angles that make a 90 degree angle
Complementary Angles
Identity property
of multiplication
Anything times one = itself
A Quadrilateral
A Parallelogram
Four equal length sides
Opposite angles same
Includes squares
Rhombus
A type of triangle
With one Obtuse angle
Obtuse triangles
Two lines that will never intersect
Parallel Lines
Adjacent angles that make a 180 degree angle
Supplementary Angles
Commutative Property
of multiplication
3 x 4 = 4 x 3
A closed shape
Only straight line segments (not round)
Can be regular (all sides same length)
Or Irregular (sides are different lengths)
POLYGONS
A type of triangle
With all acute angles
(e.g. equilateral triangles are always acute angles)
Acute triangles
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
Kites
Angles that are made when two lines intersect.
They are always Congruent / same
Vertical Angles
Associative Property
of multiplication
(3 x 4) x 5 = 3 x (4 x 5)
A quadrilateral with
Two sets of parallel sides
Each set is equal in length
Includes rectangles, squares, rhombus
Parallelograms
A type of triangle
With two sides the same
And two angles the same
Isosceles
triangles
In the coordinate plane there are four...
Quadrants
Congruent means “same”
Congruent
Angles
Distributive Property
of multiplication
Distribute whatever is right outside the parentheses
3 ( 2 + w) = 6 + 3w