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WWW. advantagesideout.com (858) 635-8904 WWW. buenomath.com Geometry FREE step-by-step solutions FREE additional copies & subjects A math & science tutorial center Distance Formula (X2 – X1)2 + (Y2 – Y1)2 d= Pythagorean Formula c = a2 + b2 c = hypothenus Midpoint Formula X2 + X1 2 Y 2 + Y1 = 2 X mp = Ymp 30-60-90 triangle 60 1 2 30 Sum of internal Angles in polygon 3 Sum = (n – 2)180o 45-45-90 triangle = 360o for any polygon 1 45 2 Number of diagonal in polygon 45 1 n(n-3) diagonals = 2 Concave polygon At least one internal angles > 180o Scalene Triangle All sides are different All angles are different 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Vertical Angles <5 = <8 <1 = <4 <7 = <6 <2 = <3 Corresponding Angles <1 = <5 <4 = <8 <2 = <6 <3 = <7 Alternate Interior Angles <5 = <4 <6 = <3 Sum of External Angles in polygon Convex polygon All internal angles < 180o Angles & Parallel Lines Right Triangle One 90o angles Acute Triangle All angles < 90o Obtuse Triangle One angles > 90o Alternate Exterior Angles <1 = <8 <7 = <2 Consecutive Interior Angle <3 + <5 = 180o <4 + <6 = 180o Congruency Tests SSS SAS ASA AAS HL Similarity Tests SSS SAS AA Kite - One pair congruent angle - Long diag. bisect short diag. - Adjacent sides congruent - Diagonals perpendicular Rhombus -4 congruent sides -Opposite angles congruent -Diagonals perpend. bisector B D Equilateral Triangle All 3 sides are same All 3 angles are same A Rectangle - Opposite sides are parallel - Opposite sides are congruent - Diagonals bisect each other - Diagonals are congruent - All four angles = 90o Square - Opposite sides are parallel - All sides are congruent - All angles = 90o - Diagonals are congruent - Diagonals are perpendicular - Diagonals bisect each other - Diagonals are angle bisectors Trapezoid - Bases are parallel - Median is leg bisector - Adjacent top+bottom angles = 180o Isoceles Trapezoid - Bases are parallel - Legs are congruent - Diagonals are congruent - Lower base angles are congruent - Upper base angles are congruent - Adjacent top+bottom angles = 180o Median - Bisect opposite side Altitude - Perpendicular to opposite side Right Triangle Similarity Isoceles Triangle Two sides are same Two angles are same Parallelogram - Opposite sides are parallel - Opposite angles are congruent - Diagonals bisect each other - Sum of interior angles = 360o - Sum of adjacent angles = 180o QuadrilateralsFamily Tree C ∆BAC ~ ∆CAD ~ ∆BCD (CD)2 = (AD)(BD) (BC)2 = (AB)(BD) (AC)2 = (AB)(AD) quadrilaterals trapezoid Convex quadrilateral parallelogram sq rectangle Midsegment bisector x 2x If mid-segment is bisector Then larger base 2x smaller base Centroid - Intersection of medians - Balance point or center of mass -Circumcenter - Intersection of perpendicular bisector - circumscribed circle Incenter - Intersection of angle bisector - Inscribed circle Orthocenter - Intersection of altitudes - Larger segment = 2 x small segment WWW. advantagesideout.com (858) 635-8904 WWW. buenomath.com Geometry FREE step-by-step solutions FREE additional copies & subjects A math & science tutorial center Inscribed Angle Square P = 4s A=sxs s s 50 P 25 L Triangle a c b 120 P 60 a P=a+b+c A= bxh 2 h 2 D <P = B Outside arc A 2 P = 3s s s 50 Central Angle m<O = same as arc 50 C P h C (PA)2 = b b1 P A s1 If cords parallel, then arcs are congruent Inside Circle Angle m<COD = m<AOB = vertical angle 70 O B Trapezoid C / 50 60 outside arc + outside arc 2 70 + 50 < AOB = = 60 2 < AOB = b2 d1 A= (b1 + b2 ) h 2 Rhombus d2 / d1 x d 2 2 If cords congruent, then equidistance from center P=2πr A = π r2 r Outside Circle Angle P 100 20 Right Cylinder r outside arc - inside arc <P= 2 100 − 20 <P = = 40 2 Prisms V = BH P Regular Polygon P = (n) (s) (s) (a) (n) A= 2 Regular Pyramid H W V= lxwxh 3 Sector of circle r θ Arc = ( A =( θ 360 θ 360 LA = all sides SA = all sides + base + top 250 100 Spheres 75 a LA = 2πrh SA = 2πrh + 2πr2 V = πr2h h Outside Circle Angle circle L If radius perpendicular then cord is bisected / 40 P = 4s A= s s If cords congruent then arcs are congruent / D s2 P = b1 + b2 + s1 + s2 h (PB)(PC) B A P = 2b + 2c A=bxh (PA)(PA) = (PB)(PC) PA = PB Parallelogram c (PB)(PA) = (PD)(PC) B 3 s2 4 A= s P D b Equilateral Triangle (AP)(PD) = (BP)(PC) P A O c B A Inscribed Angle P=a+b+c A= bxh 2 h Outside arc C Rectangle P = 2L + 2w A=Lxw w <P = Segment Proportionalities ) (2π r) ) (π r 2 ) SA = 4πr2 r outside arc - inside arc <P= 2 250 − 100 <P = = 75 2 V= 4πr3 3 Pyramids H Outside Circle Angle LA = all sides SA = all sides + base V= P 80 200 Cones LA = π r s 60 s outside arc - inside arc <P= 2 200 − 80 <P = = 60 2 ΒΗ 3 r s r SA = π r s + π r 2 V= π r2 H 3