This is what collinear means.
What is points on the same line?
Usually the first reason on any algebra proof.
What is given?
Point B is in between point A and point C. They are all on the same line. Therefore AB + BC = AC. What is the reason?
What is segment addition postulate?
<ABC is bisected by line DB. How did I find out that <ABD = <DBC?
What is definition of an angle bisector?
The popular format for writing proofs.
What is a two-column proof?
Points that lie on the same plane are said to be this.
What is coplanar?
What property is shown?
A=A
What is reflexive property?
If B is the midpoint of AC, how did I find that AB=BC
What is definition of midpoint?
If <M and <N form a right angle, how do I know that they are complementary?
What is complement theorem?
They were the first to formalize geometry proofs.
Who were the Greeks?
A 98 degree angle can be classified as this type of angle.
What is obtuse?
This is an example of which theorem
If /_A+/_B=180° and /_B+/_C=180°
then
/_A=/_C
What is Congruent Supplements Theorem?
The length of the segment is equal to the sum of its parts postulate.
What is the segment addition postulate?
Give an example of a theorem that is used just with angles.
What is...
Vertical Angles Theorem
Complement Theorem
Supplements Theorem
Congruent Supplements Theorem
Congruent Complements Theorem
This term describes an example that disproves a statement or shows it is false. For instance, stating 'All four-sided shapes are squares' can be disproved by showing a rectangle.
What is counterexample?
When are you done with a proof.
What is when you get what you are trying to prove in the statements column?
Name the property you would have to use to finish solving this equation: 15x = -45
What is division property?
What is reason 4 is the proof?
What is the definition of midpoint?
If <X is supplementary to <Y and
<X is supplementary to <Z,
then <Y is congruent to <Z.
Name the theorem used to conclude <Y is congruent to <Z.
What is the congruent supplements theorem?
This reason uses a property to show that if two angles are each congruent to a third angle, then the two angles are congruent to each other.
What is the transitive property?
The formula used to find the distance between the two points.
(-7,-4) and (-11,-8)
What is the Distance Formula?
The number of steps for any given proof.
What is there none?
If M is the midpoint of AB, then AM = MB.
Which definition does this describe?"
What is the midpoint definition?
What is the 2nd statement in the proof?
What is <1 = <4?
Geometry proofs are applied in this real-life field to ensure 3D models and animations are accurate and consistent.
What is computer graphics?