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Vocabulary flashcards covering angle patterns, supplementary and complementary angles, triangle theorems, and area and perimeter formulas for 2D geometric shapes.
Co-interior Angles (C-Pattern)
Interior angles between parallel lines on the same side of a transversal that add up to 180∘, represented as x+y=180∘.
Corresponding Angles (F-Pattern)
Angles in matching positions relative to parallel lines intersected by a transversal that are equal, each denoted as x.
Alternate Angles (Z-Pattern)
Angles on opposite sides of a transversal between parallel lines that are equal, each denoted as x.
Supplementary Angles on a Straight Line
Two angles on a straight line that sum to 180∘, expressed by the equation x+y=180∘.
Complementary Angles
Two angles forming a right angle that sum to 90∘, expressed by the equation x+y=90∘.
Exterior Angle of a Triangle
An exterior angle z of a triangle is equal to the sum of the two opposite interior angles, expressed as x+y=z.
Area of a Rectangle
The measure of the interior region of a rectangle, given by the formula A=L×w.
Perimeter of a Rectangle
The total distance around a rectangle, calculated as P=2(L+w)=2L+2w.
Area of a Triangle
The measure of the interior region of a triangle, given by the formula A=2b×h.
Perimeter of a Triangle
The total boundary length of a triangle found by adding all three side lengths, given by P=a+b+c.
Area of a Circle
The total interior space enclosed by a circle, calculated using the formula A=πr2.
Circumference of a Circle
The linear distance around the edge of a circle, calculated using the formula C=2πr.