Final Geometry Revision Ch 7, 8, 9

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Flashcards covering key geometry concepts including triangle congruence, parallel line theorems, perpendicular bisectors, and triangle inequalities based on the Level J revision worksheet.

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In Ch 7.1 Q6, if OO is the midpoint of ABAB and CDCD, which segments are congruent as a direct result of the definition of a midpoint?

CO=DOCO = DO and AO=BOAO = BO

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According to the Exterior Angle Theorem used in Ch 7.2 Q7, how does the measure of exterior angle EDA\angle EDA compare to the interior angle DCA\angle DCA of ADC\triangle ADC?

mEDA>mDCAm\angle EDA > m\angle DCA

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In Ch 8.1 Q11, if MNABMN \perp AB, what is true about AMN\angle AMN and BMN\angle BMN?

AMN\angle AMN and BMN\angle BMN are right angles

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In an equilateral triangle where MM is the midpoint of base BCBC, what is the geometric relationship between the median AMAM and the base BCBC?

AMBCAM \perp BC

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What is the conclusion of the Theorem used in Ch 8.2 Q18 regarding points AA and MM being equidistant from the endpoints of segment BCBC?

AMAM is the perpendicular bisector of BCBC

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In the diagram for Ch 8.3 Q24, what is the relationship between 3\angle 3 and 5\angle 5?

3\angle 3 and 5\angle 5 are alternate interior angles

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In Ch 8.4 Q25, if mRAC=45m\angle RAC = 45^\circ and mACM=45m\angle ACM = 45^\circ, and they are alternate interior angles, what property proves ARCMAR \parallel CM?

The Alternate Interior Angles Converse

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According to Ch 8.4 Q31, if line tmt \perp m and line mnm \parallel n, what must be the relationship between line tt and line nn?

tnt \perp n

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In Ch 8.5 Q34, if lml \parallel m and nkn \parallel k, what is the relationship between 5\angle 5 and 2\angle 2?

52\angle 5 \cong \angle 2

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In Ch 8.5 Q36, if lines are parallel, what is the sum of the measures of interior angles on the same side (1\angle 1 and 2\angle 2)?

m1+m2=180m\angle 1 + m\angle 2 = 180^\circ (they are supplementary)

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In Ch 9.1 Q45, what is the theorem regarding the relationship between the two acute angles of a right triangle?

The acute angles of a right triangle are complementary

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In Ch 9.4 Q70, if side AC>ABAC > AB in ABC\triangle ABC, what is the corresponding inequality for the angles opposite those sides?

mABC>mACBm\angle ABC > m\angle ACB

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What is the Triangle Inequality Theorem as stated in Ch 9.4 Q70?

AB+BC>ACAB + BC > AC

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In Ch 9.4 Q71, given a triangle with side lengths MN=8.5MN = 8.5 and NP=6.2NP = 6.2, what is the range of possible values for the third side MP=yMP = y?

2.3<y<14.72.3 < y < 14.7

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In Ch 9.3 Q64, if KJI\angle KJI and LIJ\angle LIJ are right angles, JL=KIJL = KI (hypotenuses), and JI=JIJI = JI (common leg), which theorem proves KJILIJ\triangle KJI \cong \triangle LIJ?

The Hypotenuse-Leg (HL) theorem