Triangles
This is the name of a triangle that has equal sides.
Equilateral
The name for the outside of a circle (there is a formula for it).
DAILY DOUBLE QUESTION -
(What is the formula?)
Circumference.
Quadrilateral
Straight lines equal this amount of degrees.
180
This 3-D shape is formed when a rectangle is rotated.
DAILY DOUBLE QUESTION -
(What is the volume formula for this shape?)
Cylinder
The trigonometric ratio that uses hypotenuse and adjacent side.
This line goes all the way through the circle using the center point.
Diameter
Lines that have the same slope, and never intersect.
Parallel
Three Rigid Motions
Rotations, Reflections, Translations
Line that goes through the middle of a triangle and connects midpoints.
Mid-segment.
Tangent
These are the lines that bisect each other in a square, rectangle, or rhombus.
Diagonals
Line that cuts through two parallel lines.
Transversal
This can be used to find the length of a side of any shape (besides a circle).
Distance/Distance Formula
Triangle Theorem that works for similarity but not congruency.
AA Similarity Theorem/AAA
Angles that are formed with the center of a circle and an intersecting arc.
Central Angle
This is the name for a shape that has opposite sides that are congruent and parallel.
This is the name for points on the same line.
Collinear
The process used to find the equation of a circle.
Completing the Square
This is the name for the line that creates a right angle, but does not cut the opposite line in half.
Altitude(s)
The other units used when calculating circles.
Radians
Another name for a rectangle and a rhombus.
Square
The slope for perpendicular lines.
Negative Reciprocals.
The reason why reflections, rotations, and translations are called rigid motions.
Isometric