Questions and Answers
What is the definition of area?
What is a blueprint?
What are coordinates?
Ordered pairs that identify points on a coordinate plane (x,y)
What is distance?
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What is the distance formula?
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What is an intersection?
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What is a line segment?
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What is a midpoint?
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What are parallel lines?
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What is perimeter?
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What are perpendicular lines?
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What does phenomena mean?
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What is proof?
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What is a reciprocal?
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What is slope?
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What is a theorem?
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Study Notes
Definitions and Concepts
- Area: Represents the total number of square units needed to cover a given surface.
- Blueprint: A detailed plan that outlines the design or structure of an object or space.
Coordinate Geometry
- Coordinates: Ordered pairs (x, y) that pinpoint locations on a coordinate plane.
- Distance: Measures the length of the straight path between any two points in a plane.
- Distance Formula: The mathematical expression ( d = \sqrt{(x₂ - x₁)² + (y₂ - y₁)²} ) calculates distance based on coordinates.
Line Segments and Relationships
- Intersection: The specific point where two lines meet or cross.
- Line Segment: A portion of a line defined by two distinct endpoints.
- Midpoint: The exact point that divides a line segment into two equal parts.
Lines and Angles
- Parallel Lines: Lines located in the same plane that will never cross each other.
- Perimeter: The total length around a geometric figure.
- Perpendicular Lines: Lines that cross each other and create right angles.
Mathematical Concepts
- Phenomena: Observable occurrences or facts within the field of study.
- Proof: A structured logical argument that confirms the validity of a statement or theorem.
- Reciprocal: The inverse of a fraction, which when multiplied by the original yields a product of one.
Slope and Theorems
- Slope: Calculated as "rise over run," indicating the steepness and direction of a line on a graph.
- Theorem: A statement that has been established to be true through logical reasoning and evidence.
- Vertices: Points where two sides of a polygon or three edges of a space figure converge.
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