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<p>Interior angles</p>

Interior angles

3, 4, 6, 5

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<p>exterior angles</p>

exterior angles

1, 2, 7, 8

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<p>Alternate interior angles</p>

Alternate interior angles

3 and 6, 4 and 5

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<p>Alternate exterior angles</p>

Alternate exterior angles

2 and 7, 8 and 1

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<p>Verical angles</p>

Verical angles

1 and 4, 5 and 8

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<p>adjacent angles</p>

adjacent angles

1 and 3, 5 and 7, 6 and 8, 2 and 4

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<p>complementary angles add up to</p>

complementary angles add up to

90 degrees

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<p>supplementary angles</p>

supplementary angles

1 and 2, 5 and 6, 7 and 8, 3 and 4

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<p>supplementary angles add up to</p>

supplementary angles add up to

180 degrees

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<p>equation to solve:</p>

equation to solve:

r + r = ext

or

c + d = a

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<p>equation to solve</p>

equation to solve

a + b + c = 180

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<p>what transformation is this</p>

what transformation is this

transformation (slide)

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<p>what transformation is this</p>

what transformation is this

reflection (flip)

flip over an axis

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<p>what transformation is this</p>

what transformation is this

Rotation (turn)

turn 90 degrees or 180 degrees, always counterclockwise unless specified as clockwise

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<p>what transformation is this</p>

what transformation is this

dilation (enlarge or reduce)

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Transformations type: When the figure is congruent (equal) to the original firgure

Rigid

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What transformations are rigid?

Reflections

Translations

Rotations

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Transformations type: when the new figure is similar (not congruent) to the original figure - the size changes

non-rigid

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What transformations are non-rigid?

dilations

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<p>Slope type?</p>

Slope type?

Positive slope

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<p>Slope type?</p>

Slope type?

Negative slope

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<p>Slope type?</p>

Slope type?

zero slope (0,0)

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<p>Slope type?</p>

Slope type?

undefined slope

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<p>How to find a slope?</p>

How to find a slope?

y(2) - y(1)

————-

x(2) - y (2)

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<p>How to find a slope?</p>

How to find a slope?

The line passing through (-2, 3) and (2, -1)

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6x + 2y = 24 in slope-intercept form

y = -3x + 12


6x + 2y = 24

-6x -6x


2y = -6x + 24

— ———- ==

2 2

y = -3x + 12

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<p>finding slope on a graph</p>

finding slope on a graph

rise

—-

run


3 / 5

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<p>What line is this?</p>

What line is this?

Horizontal

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<p>equation and slope of horizontal line</p>

equation and slope of horizontal line

equation of the form y = c

Slope of 0

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<p>equation and slope of vertical line</p>

equation and slope of vertical line

equation of the form x = a

Undefined slope

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<p>What does an 180 degree change do to a plotted point</p>

What does an 180 degree change do to a plotted point

changes negative to a positive and a positive to a negative

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how do you know if points make a function?

example: (4,5) (3,2) (5,5) (2,-3)

If all X's (x,y) are different, it is functional

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could 8, 11, and 16 make a triangle?

yes, the two legs must make a greater sum than the largest leg

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<p>what type of triangle is this</p>

what type of triangle is this

right

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<p>what type of triangle is this </p>

what type of triangle is this

isosceles

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<p>What type of triangle is this</p>

What type of triangle is this

equilateral

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<p>what type of triangle is this</p>

what type of triangle is this

scalene

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Scalene triangle definition

A scalene triangle is a triangle in which all three sides have different lengths, and all three angles have different measures

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equilateral triangle definition

An equilateral triangle is a polygon with three equal sides and three equal angles. It is the most symmetrical type of triangle and serves as a fundamental shape in geometry

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isosceles triangle definition

An isosceles triangle is a triangle that has at least two sides of equal length. Because its sides correspond to its angles, an isosceles triangle also has two base angles of equal measure.

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right triangle definition

a triangle with exactly one interior angle of 90°

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input and output rule

every input needs an output

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Discrete definition

Whole numbers that can be counted

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continuous

measurables

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<p>which table is nonlinear</p>

which table is nonlinear

B

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<p>what is the vertical line test?</p>

what is the vertical line test?

putting vertical lines on a graph to see if any points are touched by the same vertical line. If so, it is nonlinear.

<p>putting vertical lines on a graph to see if any points are touched by the same vertical line. If so, it is nonlinear.</p>
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rate of change is:

the slope

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<p>zero exponents</p>

zero exponents

0 = 1

<p>0 = 1</p>
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<p>negative exponent rule</p>

negative exponent rule

put negative into a function

<p>put negative into a function</p>
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<p>power to a power exponent rule</p>

power to a power exponent rule

multiply the exponents

<p>multiply the exponents</p>
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<p>dividing with exponents rule</p>

dividing with exponents rule

subtract exponents

<p>subtract exponents</p>
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<p>multiplying with exponents rule</p>

multiplying with exponents rule

add the exponents

<p>add the exponents</p>
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<p>rational numbers definition</p>

rational numbers definition

any number that can be written as a fraction

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<p>integers and whole numbers and natural numbers definition</p>

integers and whole numbers and natural numbers definition

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<p>irrational number definition</p>

irrational number definition

cannot be expressed as a fraction

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rational numbers decimal form

termination or repeating

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irrational numbers decimal form

non-terminating and non-repeating

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irrational numbers are


square root of non-perfect squares

cube root of non-perfect cubes

pi

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triangle inequality theorem

The Triangle Inequality Theorem states that the sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle must be strictly greater than the length of the third side.

<p><span><mark data-color="#ffffff" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); color: inherit;">The </mark><strong><mark data-color="#ffffff" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); color: inherit;">Triangle Inequality Theorem</mark></strong><mark data-color="#ffffff" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); color: inherit;"> states that the sum of the lengths of any two sides of a triangle must be strictly greater than the length of the third side.</mark></span></p>
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<p>which number is the y-intercept</p>

which number is the y-intercept

-1

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what is a y-intercept?

The line that goes through the y axis on a graph. The staring point of a slope.

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<p>What is the slope?</p>

What is the slope?

-2/3x

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<p>what is the standard form?</p>

what is the standard form?

B

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<p>What is the standard form?</p>

What is the standard form?

D

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What does congruent mean for a shape?

The same shape and the same size

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What does similar mean for a shape

The same shape, different size

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(-3, 3)

Both numbers just turn the opposite, and are half because dialated by 1/2 (positive or negative)

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D

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<p>Steps to solve equation</p>

Steps to solve equation

subtract 3 on both sides

divide number by -4x

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<p>Will a scientific notation with a positive exponent have a small or large standard form</p>

Will a scientific notation with a positive exponent have a small or large standard form

large

<p>large</p>
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<p>Will a scientific notation with a negative exponent have a small or large standard form</p>

Will a scientific notation with a negative exponent have a small or large standard form

small

<p>small</p>
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<p>To determine what scientific notation is greater, what do we look at?</p>

To determine what scientific notation is greater, what do we look at?

The exponent on 10

<p>The exponent on 10</p>
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<p>(3 × 10^3) (2 x 10^5)</p><p>given this equation, what is the steps to solving into one scientific notation</p>

(3 × 10^3) (2 x 10^5)

given this equation, what is the steps to solving into one scientific notation

add the exponents

multiply the coefficients by each other

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<p>this is not in proper scientific notation, when fixed, what will the exponent (11) be?</p>

this is not in proper scientific notation, when fixed, what will the exponent (11) be?

12

<p>12</p>
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<p>When the coefficient of scientific notation gets smaller, what happens to the exponent?</p>

When the coefficient of scientific notation gets smaller, what happens to the exponent?

the exponent gets bigger (more spaces moved)

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When the coefficient of scientific notation gets larger, what happens to the exponent?

the exponent gets smaller (less spaces, or negative spaces moved)

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what is diameter

the distance around a circle, circumference of a circle

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what is a radius

half of a diameter,

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<p>when asked for the width of a rectangle, what do you do</p>

when asked for the width of a rectangle, what do you do

slash mark through the inside of the rectangle

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can an x-value have two y-values?

No

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<p>which is a funtion?</p>

which is a funtion?

bottom

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<p>why is the bottom a function and the top is not?</p>

why is the bottom a function and the top is not?

the bottom has all different x's, the top has repeating x's

(X,Y)

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<p>is this linear</p>

is this linear

no

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<p>is this nonlinear</p>

is this nonlinear

yes

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<p>is this decreasing or increasing</p>

is this decreasing or increasing

increasing

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<p>is this linear</p>

is this linear

yes, it has a constant rate of change

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<p>what is the equation to find the rate of change for this table</p>

what is the equation to find the rate of change for this table

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<p>is this table linear</p>

is this table linear

no, the rate of change is not constant

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<p>is this linear?</p>

is this linear?

yes, it has a constant rate of change

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equation for a graphed slope

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how to determine change of rate on a table

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how to determine change of rate on a graph

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