Math Project By; Shawn Bellamy

Point A point is a dot on a plane or a endpoint for a line segment or a ray Like earth is a point in space wallpaper.html

Line A line is never ending This train track may look like it goes on forever but it don’t

Plane A plane is space that points and line segments can be on Space is a never ending plane with the planets as the points

Segment A segment is like a line but is not ever going This snake is not going on forever it is just here to there

Ray A ray is only going on forever This Union Pacific coal train looks like it goes on forever but since the locomotives are visible it looks like a ray

Collinear Points 2 or more points on the same line The interceptions in the circle can be collinear points because the interceptions are on the same road

Acute angles Angles that are less then 90 degrees This railroad switch is a acute angle because it is not a 90 degree angle

Obtuse angles Angles that is greater than 90 degrees This curve is wide and wide than a 90 degree angle so it is a obtuse

Right angles A angle that is 90 degrees The part of the intersection that the arrow is pointing at is the part that is 90 degree

Perpendicular Lines Two lines that intercept and form all right angles Two lines that intercept to form all right angles

Complementary Angles Two angles that are a adjacent and form a 90 degree angle When the clock says 3 o’clock and if the second hand is in-between the two arms it will make a complementary angle

Supplementary Angles Two adjacent angles that form a 180 degree angle If you look at the body of the airplane and the wing it will look like a supplementary angle

Vertical Angles Vertical angles share a point but not a side

Acute Triangle A acute Triangle is a triangle that has only acute angles

Obtuse Triangle A obtuse triangle has only one obtuse angle

Equilateral Triangles A equilateral triangle have equal sides

Isosceles Triangles Triangles with only two equal sides

Scalene Triangle Triangles with no equal sides

Right Triangle A triangle with one right angle

Circle Diameter-a line going from one side of the circle to the other side going through the middle of the circle Radius-half of the diameter Cord-a line going from one side of the circle but not going through the center of the circle Secant-a line that touches in two points but keeps going Tangent-a line that only touches the circle at one point and keeps going