Fractions
Shapes
Angles
Triangles
Extra
100
The number above the fraction bar
Numerator
100
How many Vertices/Edges/Faces does a cube have?
Vertices: 8
Edges: 12
Faces: 6
100
Vertical Angles
Angles that are made when two lines intersect.
They are always Congruent / same
100
isosceles triangles
a type of trinangle with two sides the same and two angles the same
100
what is the y axis
In the coordinate plane, the Vertical line
200
The number below the fraction bar
DENOMINATOR
200
Vertices (3D)
For 3D shapes
Points/Corners where three edges meet
200
Congruent Angles
Congruent means “same”
200
a right triangles
a type of a triangle with one right angle
200
what is the x axis
In the coordinate plane, the Horizontal line
300
Mixed Number
A whole number with a fraction ( example: 2 ½ )
300
Edges (3D)
For 3D shapes
A line segment where two faces meet
300
Supplementary Angles
Adjacent angles that make a 180 degree angle
300
obtuse triangles
a triangle with an angle more than 90 dreeges
300
Quadrants
In the coordinate plane there are four quadrants
400
Proper Fraction
A fraction with Smaller number over Larger number. Always less than 1
400
faces (3D)
For 3D shapes
The flat surface of a 3D shape
400
Complementary Angles
Adjacent Angles that make a 90 degree angle
400
acute triangles
a triangle with one angle less than 90 dreeges
400
Ordered Pair
In the coordinate plane,
The coordinates for a point (x, y)
500
Improper Fraction
A fraction with a larger number over a smaller number always more than 1
500
How many Vertices/Edges/Faces does a square triangle have?
Vertices: 5
Edges: 8
Faces: 5
500
Adjacent angles
Angles that share a ray
500
scalene triangles
a type of triangle where the sides are all diffrent lenghts and all diffrent angles
500
PEMDAS
The Order of Operations. First…
P = Parentheses
E = Exponents
M or D = Multiply or Divide (whichever comes first left to right)
A and S = Add or Subtract (whichever comes first left to right)