- GEOMETRY: is a study that represents the lines and points.
- POINT: is a place where two lines joined. Has not dimensions, no height and no width.
- LINE: is an object of a dimension, formed by infinite points.
- RAY: is a line which begins at particular point and extends in one direction.
- ENDPOINT: is the point where a segment ends or start.
- MIDPOINT: is the point that is in the middle of a segment.
- LINE SEGMENT: is a segment that has a begin and final.
- STRAIGHT LINE: is a line that two points follow the same direction.
- PLANE: is a two dimensional surface. In the space the plane can be defined by two parallel, lines, one point and the straight line.
- LENGTH: is a measurement of something from end to end.
DEFINITIONS ABOUT ANGLES AND LINES
- PARALLELS: are two lines than never intersect
- PERPENDICULAR: two lines former right angle or 90 grades angle.
- OBLIQUE: is a line that it is not parallel and it´s a perpendicular.
- ANGLE: are two lines when have one point common.
CLASIFICATE ABERTURE
- RIGHT: are two lines intersect 90 grades.
- OBTUSE: angle has more than 90 grades.
- ACUTE: it´s an angle former less 90 grades.
- FLAT: this angle has 180 grades.
- NULE: this angle don't move
CLASIFICATE TWO ANGLES
- COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES: are two angles forming 90 grades
- SUPPLEMENTARY: are two angles forming 180 grades
- ADYANCENT: are angles that share one side on the vertex
THE ANGLES BISECTOR
- BISECTOR: is a line who divided two lines in two parts
- CIRCLE: set of points at the same distance to a point called centre.
- CIRCUMFERENCE: It is the full lenght of a circle .The complete distance around a circle.
- CENTRE: it is the point equidistant to any of the point of a circle
- RADIUS: it is a line between the centre and the circle.
- DIAMETER: a line segment that passees through the centre and connects two points of a circle.
- CHORD: a line which connects two points of a circle not through the centre.
- ARC: is a segment of a circle.
- TANGENT: is a line touch only one point
- OUTER: when an element doesn't touch the circumference or another element.
- INNER: when an element is fitted inside the circumference or another element begin tangent or not.
- CONCENTRIC CIRCLES: they are circles which different radius but place in the plane sharing the centre.
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