Geometry Guide

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a geometry guide made by a sixth grader

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Geometry Guide

Lines triangles

quadrilaterals circles

Lines

● Points● Line Segments● Rays● Lines● Intersecting Lines● Perpendicular Lines● Parallel Lines● Skew Lines

Points

● A point is a percise location in space.It is labeled with a letter.

Points

Point s

A place repreasenting were a number is separated.

Line segment

A point in a line

Ray

Two points on a line that make it stop.

intersecting

When two line cross.

perpendicular

Intersecting as a right angle

paralell

When two lines are evenly apert going the same way

Skew line

Triangles

Triangles

acute

When an angle is less than 90 degrees

obtuse

When an angle is more than 90 degree.

right

A right angle is alwase only 90 degrees

straight

A line that never ends.

isosceles

A triangle with two even sides.

scalene

A triangle with no even sides.

Sum of internal angles

A sum when you add a sides of a triangle.

vertex/verticals

A corner of a shape.

complementary

Two angles that add up to 90 degrees.

supplementary

To or more angels that add up to 180 degrees

vertical/opposite

When a line is pointing up.

adjacent

An angle next to another

quadrilateral

A square with four conecting sides

trapezoid

A trapezoid is a shape with one set of parallel sides.

parallelogram

A parallelogram is a shape with two congruent sides.

rectangle

A shape with two sets congruent sides

rhombus

A shape with four congruent sides.

square

A shape with four congruent sides and angles.

Area of rectangle

Multiply the base with the with then divide in half.

5

10

10x550

50 225

Area of square

When you add all four sides together then divide in half.4

4

4

4

Area of trapezoid

When you add all the sides together then divide it.

Area of parallelogram

When you add all four sides together then divide in half.

Circles

chord

A pass through the circle from one point to another.

Diameter

A pass through the middle of the circle.

Radius

The distance from the middle of the circle to the side.

Circumference

The distance around the circe.

Arc

The distance on the out side edge of the circle.

Area

The space inside the circle.