Polygons
Line segments that delimit and shape the polygon. They are usually named according to the vertices that delimit them.
Sides
They are the angles that are formed with the faces that have an edge in common.
Dihedral angles
Straight line that intercepts the circumference at two points
Secant line
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Graphing, programmable, scientific, financial, solar, office, software and online.
The points where two straight sides coincide. They are named with a capital letter.
Vertex
They are the angles that are formed with the faces that have an edge in common.
Polyhedron angles
Straight line that intercepts the circumference at a single point.
Tangent line
For calculating angles in geometry we use the:
Scientific calculator
The opening between two consecutive sides. They can be: internal or external
Angles
It is that polyhedron that has an incoming dihedral angle, causing a line to cross in more than two points to its faces.
Concave
Straight line that has no point of contact with the circumference.
External line
For calculating angles expressed as decimal angles and represented in degrees, minutes, and seconds.
DEG mode
Line dimension joining the center to each midpoint of the sides.
Apothem
It is a polyhedron in which any line crosses its face at two points.
Convex
Angle whose vertex is a point on the circumference and its sides are chords of the circle.
Inscribed angle
A 12 m long ladder is leaning against a wall, if the foot of the ladder is 5.3 m away from the wall, how high does the top of the ladder reach?
10.8 m
Segment that goes from the center to each vertex of the polygon.
Radius
Polyhedra are geometric bodies that are made up of three dimensions
Length, width and height
Angle whose vertex is a point on the circumference and its sides are formed by a secant and a tangent.
Semi-inscribed angle
Express 71r in sexagesimal degrees.
4068.0 degrees