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Dive into the fundamentals of geometry with this comprehensive guide to acute angles and related concepts. An acute angle is defined as being more than 0 degrees and less than 90 degrees. This resource covers essential terms such as adjacent angles, bisecting an angle, congruent figures, and perpendicular lines, among others. Explore the properties of various angles, including obtuse, right, and straight angles, while gaining insights on transformations like reflection and rotation. Perfect for building a strong foundation in geometry!
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Dane’s Vocab Unit 5
Acute angle:A acute angle is more then 0 degrees and less then 90 degrees
AxisEither of the to number lines that intersect to form a coordinates grid
Consecutive anglesTo angles in a polygon the have that share a common side
Corresponding angles or sidesHaving the same relative position in similar or conglutinate figurs
IsometryA transformation such as a translation(slide) reflection(flip) or rotation(turn) that changes the position or orientation of a figure but does not change its size or shape
Line of reflectiona line halfway between a figure and its reflected image
Mid pointA point halfway between two other points. The mid point of a line segment
Obtuse angleA angle that over 90 degrees and less that 180 degrees
Ordered number pairTwo numbers that are used to locate a point on a coordinate grid.
PerpendicularMeeting at rightangles, lines , rays ,line segments and planes thatmeet at rightangles
Perpendicular bisectorA line segmentthatbisectstheside of a triangle
Preimagea geotrical figure thatissomehowchangedtopurduce a nother figure
Reflectiontheflipping of a figure over a line so theimageis a mirriorimage of theoriganal
Supplementary anglesTwo angles whose measures total 180 degrees
TransformationSomething done to geometric figure that produces a new one
Vertical anglesWhen two lines intersect,the angle that do not have a common side.