Project
In
Math
Submitted to:
Mr. Mc Gregg Ordoa
Submitted by:
Sunny Anthony S. Apus
Table of
Contents
I.
Basic Terms in
Geometry
II. Different Kinds of
Line
III. Parts of Angles
IV. Different Kinds of
Angles
V. Transversal and its
Parts
VI. Triangle and its Part
VII. Secondary Parts of
Triangle
VIII. Kinds of Triangle
(Sides)
IX. Kinds of Triangles
(Angle)
X.
Examples of Polygon
(4 to 10 Sides)
I. Basic Terms in
Geometry
Term
Point
Line
Line
Segment
Definition/ Description
A location in space - a dot on a
piece of paper
Connects two points via the
shortest path and continues
indefinitely (forever) in both
directions
Part of a line between two points
Perpendicula
Line Segments that intersect
r Line
(cross) at an angle of 90
Segment
Parallel Line
Segments
Line segments that never
intersect (they are always the
same distance apart)
Right Angle
An angle that measures 90
Acute Angle
An angle that measures less
than 90
Obtuse Angle
An angle that measures more
than 90
Vertex
Point at which two line segments
intersect (forming an angle)
Scalene
Triangle
A triangle with all three sides
with different lengths
Isosceles
Triangle
Equilateral
Triangle
Radius
A triangle with two equal length
sides (and two equal internal
angles)
A triangle with all three sides of
equal length (each internal
angles = 60)
Distance (line segment) from
center of a circle to any point on
that circle's circumference.
A line segment (or length)
joining two points on a circles
Diameter
circumference and passes
through the circle's center (twice
the length of the radius)
Circumferenc Distance around a circle (the
e
perimeter)
Chord
A line segment joining two points
on a curve.
Arc
Part of a curve
II. Different Kinds of Line
Three kinds of lines are available in Geometry
1.
Parallel Line
Perpendicular Line
Intersect Line
Parallel line in geometry:
2.
3.
Perpendicular line in geometry:
Intersect line in geometry:
III. Parts of Angles
Parts of an Angle
Angle - The union of two
line segments or two
rays that have a common
endpoint.
Vertex - The point
where two rays or two
line segments meet.
Ray - Part of a line that
starts at one endpoint
and continues in one
direction.
IV. Different Kinds of
Angles
Kinds
of Angles
[Link] angle-an angle between 0 and 90 degrees
[Link] angle-an 90 degree angle
[Link] angle-an angle between 90 and 180
degrees
[Link] angle-a 180 degree angle
V. Transversal and its
Parts
Transversal:
Parts:
VI. Triangles and its Part
Parts:
VII. Secondary Parts of
Triangle
VIII. Kinds of
Triangle (Sides)
IX. Kinds of Triangle
(Angles)
X. Examples of Polygon
(4 to 10 sides)
Name
Sid
es
Quadrilateral (o
r Tetragon)
Pentagon
Hexagon
Heptagon (or
Septagon)
Octagon
Nonagon (or
Enneagon)
Decagon
10
Shape