Segments
Name of segment having endpoints A and B with midpoint M.
What is segment AB
The classification on an angle whose measure is between 90 degrees and 180 degrees
What is "obtuse"
The point A in Triangle ABC
What is "a vertex"
The definition of congruent
What is "having the same shape and size"
Ray AB cuts segment XY into two segments of the exact same length and is therefore known as this
What is the segment bisector
The points A and B in segment AB
What are the endpoints
The classification of an angle formed by two perpendicular lines
What is "a right angle"
What is "a side"
A pattern that does NOT prove two triangles are congruent
What is "AAA" or "SSA"
Two adjacent angles that form a straight angle
What is " a linear pair"
The meaning of the symbol "AB"
What is the "length of segment AB"
Two angles that share a side
What are "adjacent angles"
The two word classification of a triangle with all angles less than 90 degrees and all sides of equal length
What is "acute equialateral" or "equiangular equilateral"
AM = MB
M is known as this
What is the "midpoint of segment AB"
Two non-adjacent angles formed by two intersecting lines
What are "vertical angles"
AB + BC = AC
What is "segment addition" (postulate)
The measure of an exterior angle of a triangle having two remote interior angles, each of which are 50 degrees
What is "100 degrees"
The two-word classification of a triangle having lengths of 3, 5, and 6 and having all angles less than 90 degrees.
What is "acute scalene" (or scalene acute)
The measure of angle AXB is 100 degrees.
Ray XM bisects this angle.
The measure of angle AXM
What is 50 degrees
The relationship between angles A and B if the measure of angle A is 15 degrees and the measure of angle B is 75 degrees
What is "complementary angles"
BC in the statement
7 + BC = 10
What is 3
The measure of the second remote interior angle if the other one is 80 degrees and the exterior angle is 140 degrees
What is "60 degrees"
The reason for a statement such as "segment AB is congruent to segment BA" in a triangle congruency proof
What is "the reflexive property"
AAS is a reason for this type of statement in a proof
What is "triangle congruency"
Given two lines are parallel and cut by a transversal, the sum of any two same-side interior angles
What is 180 degrees