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Geometry
By Blake Abel This is what I’ve learned so
far.I hope you like it!!
Line Segments
A line segment is a fraction of a line. It only goes from one end point to the other.
Rays
• A ray is simply discribed as a half-line, because it goes forever in ONLY ONE DIRECTION.
Lines
• Lines move forever in two directions. Example-like right and left or north and south.
Polygons
Polygons cannot have • curved line segments• Intersecting line segments• And must have three or more sides
Parallel lines
• Parallel lines are lines that NEVER meet.
• Like the lines below.
Perpendicular lines
• Perpendicular lines are lines that meet at Right Angles.
Concave Polygons
• Concave Polygons are polygons with at least one side ‘Pushed In’.
Convex Polygons
• Convex Polygons are polygons with at least one side ‘Pushed Out’.
How to measure Angles
• You use a protractor to measure angles by lining up the hole with the vertex and measuring. I’ve marked Right Angles.
Acute Angles
• Acute angles are smaller than 90°. • I’ve made one below.
Right Angles
• Right Angles are angles you can fit paper into. They are 90° angles. I’ve made one below.
Obtuse Angles
• Obtuse angles are bigger than 90°. But smaller than 180°. I’ve made one below.
Reflex Angles
• Reflex angles are angels that are bigger than 180°. I’ve made one below.