A
- AA (angle-angle), 125–126, 174
- AAS (angle-angle-side), 74–75, 174
- acute angle, 15
- acute triangle, 52, 55
- addition theorems, 29–33
- adjacent angles, 16
- alternate interior/exterior angles, 86
- altitude (triangle), 54–55
- Altitude-on-Hypotenuse Theorem, 128–130
- angle-angle (AA), 125–126, 174
- angle-angle-side (AAS), 74–75, 174
- angle-arc formulas, 143–147
- Angle-Bisector Theorem, 132–133
- angles
- addition, 29–33
- alternate interior/exterior, 10, 86, 116
- bisection, 18–19
- central, 138
- complementary, 16–17, 27–29
- corresponding, 86, 120
- defined, 10–11
- inscribed, 144
- obtuse, 15
- pairs, 16–17
- reflex, 15
- right, 15
- secant-secant, 145–146
- secant-tangent, 145–146
- straight, 15
- subtraction, 33–34
- supplementary, 17, 27–29, 86
- tangent-chord, 144
- tangent-tangent, 145–146
- triangle classification by, 52
- trisection, 18–19
- angle-side-angle (ASA), 74, 174
- apothem, 114
- arcs, 138, 140–141
- area
- circle, 140–143
- lateral, 152–153, 155–156
- quadrilaterals, 107–113
- triangle, 54–57
- ASA (angle-side-angle), 74, 174
- auxiliary lines, 90–92
B
- bases, 90
- bisected chords, 136
- bisection, 18–19
- bubble logic, 26–27
C
- central angles, 138
- chains, 24–25
- Chord-Chord Power Theorem, 148–149
- chords, 135–136
- circles
- angle-arc formulas, 143–147
- angles, 144–146
- arcs, 138, 140–141
- area, 140–143
- central angles, 138
- Chord-Chord Power Theorem, 148–149
- circumference formula, 140–143
- components, 135
- Secant-Secant Power Theorem, 149–150
- sector area, 141–143
- segment area, 142–143
- tangents, 138–139
- Tangent-Secant Power Theorem, 149
- theorems, 136
- circumference, 140–143
- collinear points, 11
- complementary angles, 16–17, 27–29
- cone, 154
- congruent angles, 36–37, 86, 171
- congruent triangles
- AAS (angle-angle-side), 74–75, 174
- about, 173–174
- ASA (angle-side-angle), 74, 174
- CPCTC, 76–79, 174
- defined, 69
- equidistance theorems, 81–83
- HLR (hypotenuse-leg-right angle), 75, 174
- isosceles triangle theorems, 79–81
- proving, 69–75
- SAS (side-angle-side), 72–74, 125, 127–128, 174
- SSS (side-side-side method), 70–71, 173
- coordinate geometry
- circle equation, 168–170
- coordinate plane, 161–162
- distance, 136, 164–165
- formulas, 166–167
- line equations, 168
- midpoint, 18, 165
- slope, 162–164
- coordinate plane, 161–162
- coplanar lines, 13
- coplanar points, 11–12
- corresponding angles, 86, 120
- corresponding sides, 120–121
- CPCTC (corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent), 76–79, 174
- cylinder, 151–154
D
- definitions, –11, 25
- diagram, as element of proofs, 22
- diameter, 135
- distance formula, 136, 164–165
- division, 18, 34–36
- equations. See formulas; specific equations
- equiangular, 52
- equidistance theorems, 81–83
- equilateral triangle, 51–52, 114
- exterior angles, 10, 116
F
- figure similarity, 119–124
- flat-top figures, 151–154
- formulas. See also polygon formulas
- angle-arc, 143–147
- arcs, 138
- central angles, 138
- chord size, 136
- circle formula, 140–143
- circumference, 140–143
- coordinate geometry, 166–167
- distance, 136, 164–165
- exterior angles, 116
- interior angles, 10, 116
- midpoint, 165
- number of diagonals in an n-gon, 118
- perpendicularity, 136
- Pythagorean Theorem, 58–60, 161–162
- quadrilateral area, 107–113
- radii size, 136
- sector area, 141–143
- slope, 162–164
- triangle area, 56
- 45°-45°-90° triangle (isosceles right triangle), 64–65
G
- game plan, 28–29, 42
- geometry. See also 3-D geometry; specific topics
- geometry proofs, –7
- givens, 21, 22, 42–43
- groups of points, 11–12
H
- height (triangle), 54–55
- HLR (hypotenuse-leg-right angle), 75, 174
- horizontal line form, 168
- horizontal lines, segments, or rays, 12
- hypotenuse, 52
- hypotenuse-leg-right angle (HLR), 75, 174
I
- if angles, then sides (isosceles triangle theorem), 79–81, 173
- if sides, then angles (isosceles triangle theorem), 79–81, 173
- if-then logic
- about, 23
- bubble logic, 26–27
- chains, 24–25
- definitions, 25
- postulates, 25–26
- theorems, 25–26
- using, 43–44
- inscribed angle, 144
- interactions between coplanar lines, 13
- interior angles, 10, 116
- intersecting lines, segments, or rays, 13
- intersecting planes, 14
- isosceles right triangle (45°-45°-90° triangle), 64–65
- isosceles trapezoid, 90, 99–100
- isosceles triangles, 51–52, 79–81, 173
K
- kite
- area formulas, 109
- defined, 90
- drawing in diagonals, 112–113
- properties of, 98–99
- proving, 104–105
L
- lateral area, 152–153, 155–156
- legs, 52, 90
- length of an arc, 140–141
- Like Divisions/Multiples Theorem, 34–36
- line equations, 168
- linear pair, 17
- lines, , 12–14, 90–92, 172
M
- Midline Theorem, 126–127
- midpoint, 18, 165
- multiples (like), 34–36
N
-
n-gon, number of diagonals in, 118
- non-collinear points, 11
- non-coplanar lines, 14
- non-coplanar points, 12
O
- oblique lines, segments, or rays, 13
- obtuse angle, 15
- obtuse triangle, 52, 55
- one-dimensional shapes,
- ordered pairs, 161
P
- parallel line properties (quadrilaterals), 85–89
- parallel lines, segments, or rays, 13, 164
- parallel planes, 14
- parallel-line theorems, 172
- parallelogram
- area formulas, 108–109
- defined, 90
- locating special right triangles in, 110–111
- properties of, 93–97
- proving, 100–103
- perpendicular bisector, 81–83
- perpendicular lines, 13, 164
- perpendicularity, 136, 139
- pi (π), 135
- planes, 10, 14
- points, , 11–12
- point-slope form, 168
- pointy-top figures, 154–159
- polygon formulas
- angle, 115–117
- area of quadrilaterals, 107–113
- area of regular polygons, 113–115
- diagonal, 118
- polygons, 113–115, 119–121
- postulates, 25–26
- power theorems, 147–150
- prism, 151–154
- proofs
- addition theorems, 29–33
- compared with shapes,
- complementary angles, 16–17, 27–29
- congruent vertical angles, 36–37, 171
- elements, 22–23
- filling in gaps, 49
- game plan, 42
- geometry, –7
- givens, 22, 42–43
- if-then logic, 23–27, 43–44
- like multiples/divisions, 34–36
- reasons, best, 171–174
- reasons for using knowledge of, –8
- Substitution Property, 37–39
- subtraction theorems, 33–34
- supplementary angles, 17, 27–29
- tips, 45–46
- Transitive Property, 37–39
- working backward, 47–48
- writing out finished proof, 49–50
- proportionality theorems, 130–133
- prove statement, 22
- pyramid, 154
- Pythagorean Theorem, 58–60, 161–162
- Pythagorean triple triangles, 60–63
Q
- quadrilaterals
- area, 107–113
- auxiliary lines, 90–92
- defined, , 85
- parallel line properties, 85–89
- properties of, 93–100
- proving, 100–105
- special, 89–90
R
- radii/radius, 135–138, 173
- radius-tangent perpendicularity, 139
- rays, 10, 12–14
- reason column, as element of proofs, 22–23
- rectangle, 90, 96, 103–104
- reflex angle, 15
- Reflexive Property, 171
- regular polygons, area of, 113–115
- rhombus
- defined, 90
- properties of, 96
- proving, 103–104
- using triangles and ratios, 111–112
- right angle, 15
- right triangles
- about, 57–58
- altitudes of, 55
- defined, 52
- isosceles right triangle (45°-45°-90° triangle), 64–65
- splitting, 128–130
- 30°-60°-90° triangle, 66–68
S
- same-side interior/exterior angles, 86
- SAS (side-angle-side), 72–74, 125, 127–128, 174
- SAS~ (side-angle-side similar), 174
- scalene triangle, 51–52
- secant, 145
- secant-secant angle, 145–146
- Secant-Secant Power Theorem, 149–150
- secant-tangent angle, 145–146
- sector area, formula for, 141–143
- segments
- addition, 29–33
- area, 142–143
- bisection, 18
- defined, –10
- subtraction, 33–34
- trisection, 18
- types, 12–14
- shapes, , , –8
- side-angle-side (SAS), 72–74, 125, 127–128, 174
- side-angle-side similar (SAS~), 174
- sides, 51–52, 120–121
- side-side-side method (SSS), 70–71, 173
- side-side-side similar (SSS~), 174
- Side-Splitter Theorem, 130–132
- similarity
- Altitude-on-Hypotenuse Theorem, 128–130
- Angle-Bisector Theorem, 132–133
- figures, 119–124
- Side-Splitter Theorem, 130–132
- triangles, 124–128, 174
- skew lines, segments, or rays, 14
- slope formula, 162–164
- slope-intercept form, 168
- spheres, 159–160
- splitting right triangles, 128–130
- square, 90, 97, 103–104
- SS method, 125, 126–127
- SSS (side-side-side method), 70–71, 173
- SSS~ (side-side-side similar), 174
- statement column, as element of proofs, 22–23
- straight angle, 15
- street-smart method, 65
- Substitution Property, 37–39
- subtraction theorems, 33–34
- supplementary angles, 17, 27–29, 86
- surface area, 152, 155, 159–160
T
- tangent-chord angle, 144
- tangents, 138–139
- Tangent-Secant Power Theorem, 149
- tangent-tangent angle, 145–146
- theorems. See specific theorems
- 30°-60°-90° triangle, 66–68
- 3-4-5 triangle, 61–63
- 3-D geometry
- flat-top figures, 151–154
- pointy-top figures, 154–159
- spheres, 159–160
- 3-D (three-dimensional) shapes,
- 3-D (three-dimensional) space, 11
- Transitive Property, 37–39
- transversal theorems, 85–89
- trapezoid, 90, 99–100, 109
- triangle inequality principle, 53–54
- triangles. See also congruent triangles; right triangles
- acute, 52, 55
- area, 54–57
- classifications based on angles, 52
- classifications based on sides, 51–52
- congruence, 173–174
- 8-15-17, 61–63
- equilateral, 51–52, 114
- 5-12-13, 61–63
- height, 54–55
- isosceles, 51–52
- isosceles right triangle (45°-45°-90° triangle), 64–65
- obtuse, 52, 55
- proving similar, 124–128
- Pythagorean Theorem, 58–60
- Pythagorean triple triangles, 60–63
- scalene, 51–52
- 7-24-25, 61–63
- similarity, 124–128, 174
- 30°-60°-90° triangle, 66–68
- 3-4-5, 61–63
- triangle inequality principle, 53–54
- trisection, 18–19
- 2-D (two-dimensional) shapes,
V
- vertex, 10
- vertical angle theorem, 171
- vertical angles, 17, 36–37
- vertical line form, 168
- vertical lines, segments, or rays, 12
- volume, 152, 155, 159–160
W
- writing out finished proofs, 49–50
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