TRANSFORMATIONS
What transformation is turning?
Rotating
Shapes that are the same shape and the same size are ________.
Congruent
A triangle has how many angles?
3
A 180 degrees triangle has one angle which measures 61 degrees, another that measures 33 degrees, but the third angle is unknown what is it?
86 degrees
How many angles are in a square?
4 angles
If I have a pencil and I turn it, what transformation did I do?
Rotation
Congruent angles have the same number of ______?
The same number of DEGREES.
A triangle that has all 60 degree angles?
Equilateral Triangle
A 180 degrees triangle has two angles which measure 60 degrees each. What must the third angle measure?
60 degrees
What is the name of an angle that measures 90 degrees?
Right angle
Name all of the different transformations.
Rotation, reflection, translation, dilation
If Angle XYZ = Angle MNO, then Angle N=?
Angle Y
A triangle that has two congruent sides?
Isosceles Triangle
An isosceles triangle has an angle that measures 89 degrees, an angle that measures 34, but the third angle is unknown. What is the third angle?
57 degrees
A 540 degrees Pentag on has 4 angles with measure 108 each, what must the third angle measure?
108 degrees
If I were to rotate a shape 360 degrees where would my shape be located then?
Right in the exact same spot
If Angle QWER = TYCD, then Angle TC=?
Angle QE
A triangle that has no congruent sides and one angle that measures 110 degrees?
Obtuse, Scalene Triangle
Would I be able to form a triangle with the following angle measures, 40 degrees, 60 degrees, and 80 degrees?
Yes, it equals up to 180 degrees
How many interior angles are in a hexagon?
Six interior angles
What would some transformations be if I started at a shape, and did some transformations, and ended right back where I started?
Reflect, and reflect right back
If the following angles, IHSYDF are equivalent to QJEBJS, then what are angles ISYF equal to?
Angles QEBS
What type of triangle has two congruent sides and one 90 degree angle?
Right, Isosceles Triangle
Would I be able to make a triangle with the following angle measures, 60 degrees, 80 degrees, and 140 degrees?
No because if I added all three angles they would not add up to 180 degrees.
A hexagon has 6 angles and only 4 angles are known, all measuring 120 degrees each. Also, the total of all 6 angles are known, 720 degrees. What is the measure of the last 2 angles?
120 degrees each