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(x, y) a point on the cartesian plane
[AB]
The line segment from A to B
AB
The length of [AB]
(AB)
The line segment containing A and B
Â
Angle at point A
CÂB
The angle between [CA] and [AB]
∆ABC
Triangle ABC
Gradient of a horizontal line
0
Gradient of a vertical line
undefined
Gradients of parallel lines are
Equal
Gradients of perpendicular lines
Are inverses of each other which means themselves multiplied by -1
What is a perpendicular bisector
A line that passes through the midpoint of the line segment and is perpendicular to it
How can you prove if something is a function?
The vertical line test. If the line passes through two points anywhere along the relation, it is not a function.