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9M - Chapter 3 Intro
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Angles that are less than 90 degrees are called _____.
acute
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Can two parallel lines ever cross?
no
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Name two planes that are parallel.
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Angles that have 90 degrees are called _____ angles.
right
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Two angles whose sum is 180 degrees are called what?
Supplementary
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Free 25 points
Yay
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What is the definition of a linear pair?
two angles formed by opposite rays and one shared side
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Points that lie in the same plane are called _____ .
coplanar
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The slope of a mountain trail describes the steepness of the climb. What might the slope of a line describe?
the steepness of the line in a plane
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Two lines intersect at a _____.
point
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Two angles whose sum is 90 degrees are called what?
Complementary
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Angles that are greater than 90 degrees are called _____.
obtuse
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What is Teacher's last name?
Bonneville
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Perpendicular lines cross at what angle?
90 degrees
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How do you name a point on a line or in a plane?
with a single capital letter
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The root trans- means “across.” What do you think a transversal of two lines does?
crosses two lines
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Name two segments that are parallel.
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Two planes intersect at a _____.
line
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How do you name a line segment?
with two capital letters representing the end points; above the letters there is a straight line
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How do we know if two lines are parellel?
We add matching amounts of arrows to the lines
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Name two segments that are neither parallel nor perpendicular.
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Name two segments that are perpendicular.
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What does the word corresponding mean? What do you think the term corresponding angles means?
matching; angles that are in matching positions
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