Geometry quadrilaterals 8

Vocab

Diagonal: diameter; joining 2 non-consecutive vertices in a convex polygon

Interior Angle: angle’s inside the polygon

Exterior Angle: angles formed by extending a side of the figure angle; outside polygon

Parallelogram: Quadrilateral /w both pairs of opposite sides parallel

Rhombus: equilateral parallelogram 

Rectangle: equiangular parallelogram 

Square:  both equilateral and equiangular rectangle

Biconditional:

  • conditional and converse are both true.

  • Statement true both ways “if and only if”

    • ⇐> 

Convex Polygon - all angles point outwards

Regular Polygon - all sides equal 

3 sides: triangle

4 sides: quadrilateral

5 sides: pentagon

6 sides: hexagon

7 sides: heptagon

8 sides: octagon

9 sides: nonagon

10 sides: decagon

11 sides: hendecagon

12 sides: dodecagon

12 + sides:

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-gon

Interior angle:

Interior angle sum: (n-2)180

Exterior angle:

Exterior angle sum:360

What is the relationship between the interior angle and the exterior angle? They are

supplementary


Theorems

Polygon Interior Angles Theorem

Sum of interior angles = (n-2) 180

  • “n” is the number of sides in the Polygon 

Corollary (only a QUADRILATERAL)

Sum of interior angles of a quad is always 360!

Polygon Exterior Angles Theorem

Sum of the measures of exterior angles of a convex polygon is 360!

m<1+m<2+…+m<n=360 degrees


Parallelogram Quadrilateral ONLY!

  •  parallelogram => opp sides are congruent

  • parallelogram => oppo angles congruent

  • parallelogram => consecutive/ss int. angles supplementary (angles next to each other NOT oppo)

  • parallelogram => diagonals bisect each other 

  • equilateral parallelogram => rhombus

  • equiangular parallelogram => rectangle

  • equilateral and equiangular parallelogram => square


Rectangle Corollary

A quadrilateral is a rectangle if and only if It has four right angles

Square Corollary

A quadrilateral is square if and only if it is a rhombus and a rectangle

For da d’est 

  • 1 proof = 13 pts

  • 4 questions on polygons — classify polygons by # of sides