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A figure that has two dimensions
A figure that has three dimensions
A line segment where two faces meet
The flat surface of a solid figure
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Where three or more edges meet
SHAPES
Rectangular Prism
Triangular Prism
Cone
Rectangular Pyramid
Sphere
Square Pyramid
Cylinder
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SHAPES
A closed plane figure made up of line
segments
Triangle – 3 sided
Quadrilateral – 4 sided
Pentagon – 5 sided
Hexagon –6 sided
Octagon – 8 sided
An exact location in space
A part of a line.
It has two endpoints
This is formed by two rays that have the
same endpoint.
called the vertex.
The common endpoint id
A straight path of points that goes on and
on in two directions
A part of a line.
It has one endpoint and
continues on and on in only one direction.
This angle has a square corner
This angle is larger than 90 degrees
This angle is smaller than 90 degrees
This angle is EXACTLY 180 degrees
These lines NEVER intersect
These are lines that form right angles
These line pass through the same point
This is a triangle in which ALL sides are
the same length
This is a triangle in which TWO sides are
the same length
This is a triangle in which NO sides are
the same length
This is a triangle has ONE ANGLE that is
a RIGHT ANGLE
This is a triangle has ONE ANGLE that is an
OBTUSE ANGLE
This is a triangle has THREE ANGLES that
are all ACUTE ANGLES
The shape has four right angles
This shape has four right angles AND all
sides are the same length
This quadrilateral has opposite sides parallel
sides and ALL sides are the same length
This quadrilateral has only one pair of
parallel sides
This quadrilateral has opposite sides
parallel sides
A line segment that two points on the circle
Any line segment that connects two points
Any line segment that connects the center
on the circle and passes through the center
to a point on the circle
These figures are same shape but different
in size
These figures have same size and the same
shape
Area = ½ x base x height
Area = base x height
Circumference = The diameter x Pi
(C = D X
π)
Area = A
=
(3.14)
π r2
π=
or
(3.14)
π=