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The sum of all angles around a point

1a

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1b

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Right angle

2a

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° = 90°

2b

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Acute angle

3a

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° < 90°

3b

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Obtuse angle

4a

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90° < ° < 180°

4b

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Straight angle

5a

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° = 180°

5b

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Adjacent angles

6a

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Any angles that share a common side and acommon vertex. Angle 1 and Angle 2 are adjacent

angles. 6b

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Vertical angles

7a

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Pairs of equal and opposite angles, formedby two lines intersecting.

7b

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Supplementary angles

8a

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angles whose sum is 180° (a straight line)

8b

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Complementary angles

9a

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angles whose sum is 90° (a right angle)

9b

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Angle bisector

10a

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a ray from a vertex of an angle that dividesthe angle into two angles of equal measure.

10b

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Parallel lines cut by transversal

11a

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°= °= °= °°= °= °= °

11b

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sum of measure of angles in a triangle

12a

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12b

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Area of a triangle (formula)

13a

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A= ½ × × ℎ (where ⊥ℎ)Area Right triangle= ½ × leg one ( ) × leg two

(ℎ) 13b

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Q: What is the side length of an equilateraltriangle with height 6?

14a

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4√3. The triangle can be divided into twoequal 30-60-90 triangles with side 6 as the

side in which 6 = √3. So =2√3

14b

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Perimeter of a Rectangle (formula)

15a

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P= 2 + 2

15b

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In any polygon, sum of all externalangles = ___

16a

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°+ °+ °+ °+ °=360°

16b

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The consecutive angles in aparallelogram equal = ___

17a

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° + ² = 180°

17b

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Perimeter of a Square (formula)

18a

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P=4s

18b

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What is a central angle?

19a

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A central angle is an angle formed by 2radii.

19b

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Q: Legs: 3 and 4. Hypotenuse?

20a

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5

20b

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Q: Legs 6, 8. Hypotenuse?

21a

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10

21b

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Q: Legs 5, 12. Hypotenuse?

22a

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13

22b

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Q: The four angles around a point measurey, 2y, 35 and 55 respectively. What is the

value of y?

23a

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y=90°

23b

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Q: For similar triangles, the ratio of theircorresponding sides is 2:3. What is the ratio

of their areas?

24a

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4:9. The ratio of the areas of two similartriangles equals the square of the ratio of the

corresponding sides.

24b

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: : √2 is the ratio of the sidesof what kind of triangle?

25a

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: : √2 is the ratio of a 45:45:90 isosceles right triangle.

25b

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: √3 : 2 is the ratio of the sidesof what kind of triangle?

26a

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: √3 : 2 is the ratio of a 30 : 60 : 90 right triangle.

26b

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Q: In a triangle where the two legs are 4 and3, what is the value of a line directlyintersecting the middle coming from themeeting point of the two legs?

27a

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2.4. We calculate the area (6) and then turnthe triangle on its side and use x as theheight to calculate again. (5x)/2=6

27b

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Q: What is the measure of an exterior angleof a regular pentagon?

28a

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72

28b

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The ratio of the areas of two similarpolygons is ...

29a

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... the square of the ratios of thecorresponding sides.

29b

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Q: In similar hexagons, the ratio of theareas is 16:25. What is the ratio of their

corresponding sides?

30a

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4:5

30b

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Q: A cylinder has a surface area of 22 . Ifthe cylinder has a height of 10, what is the

radius?

31a

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= 1

31b

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Q: Find the surface area of a cylinder withradius 3 and height 12.

32a

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SA = 90

32b

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Q: What is the surface area of a cylinderwith radius 5 and height 8?

33a

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130

33b

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Q: A cylinder has surface area 22 . If thecylinder has a height of 10, what is its

radius?

34a

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= 1

34b

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Q: What is the ratio of the surface area of acube with an edge of 10 to the surface area ofa rectangular solid with dimensions 2, 4,and 6?

35a

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75 : 11

35b

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Q: A brick with dimensions 10, 15 and 25weighs 1.5 kg. A second brick (same density)has dimensions 12, 18, and 30. What is theweight of the second brick?

36a

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2.592 kg

36b

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Equilateral Triangle

37a

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All three *sides are equal* and all three*angles are 60°*

37b

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What are 'congruent' triangles?

38a

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Triangles with same angle measures andsame side lengths.

38b

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What are 'similar' triangles?

39a

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Triangles with same angle measures butdifferent side lengths.

39b

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Isosceles Triangle

40a

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Two sides (legs) are equal and have thesame base angles.

40b

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Q: √2 is approximately ___

41a

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√2 ≈ 1.4

41b

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Q: √3 is approximately ___

42a

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√3 ≈ 1.7

42b

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Q: √10 is approximately ___

43a

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√10 ≈ 3.16

43b

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Q: is approximately ___

44a

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≈ ²²⁄₇ or 3.14

44b

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What can you assume about measureof sides and angles of a random

triangle?

45a

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Sides , , and : + > > −

Angles °, °, and °:° + ° > ° > ° − °

Longest side is opposite from largest angle °Shortest side is opposite from smallest angle ° 45b

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Perimeter of a figure

46a

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Perimeter= sum of all sides

46b

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In a triangle: what is the sum of theexterior angles? And the sum of the

interior angles?

47a

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A° + B° + C°= 360°a° + b° + c°= 180°

47b

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What is an exterior angle?

48a

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Exterior angle ° = °+ °° + ° = 180° supplementary angles

48b

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Right Triangles and PythagoreanThorem

49a

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a & b = legsc = hypotenuse

49b

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Special Right Triangles

50a

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45°-45°-90° Isoceles-Right triangle

30°-60°-90° Right triangle

50b

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45°-45°-90° Isoceles-Right triangleproperties

51a

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45° : 45° : 90° : : √2

51b

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30°-60°-90° Right triangle properties

52a

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30° : 60° : 90° : √3 : 2

52b

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Pythagorean triplets

53a

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a : b : c3 : 4 :5

5 :12 :138 :15 :17

53b

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The ratio of the Areas of two similartriangles

54a

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Area ∆DEF / Area ∆ABC(DE)² / (AB)²

54b

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Polygon

55a

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A polygon is a closed figure whose sides are3 or more straight line segments.

55b

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Regular Polygon

56a

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A regular polygon has sides of equal lengthand interior angles of equal measure.

56b

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A quadrilateral is a polygon with __sides

57a

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A quadrilateral is a polygon with 4 sides

57b

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A pentagon is a polygon with __ sides

58a

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A pentagon is a polygon with 5 sides

58b

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A hexagon is a polygon with __ sides

59a

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A hexagon is a polygon with 6 sides

59b

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Sum of all interior angles of a polygon

60a

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sum interior angles° of a polygon:= (#of sides−2) × 180°

= (#of ∆ in figure) × 180°

60b

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The sum of interior angles in aquadrilateral is ___

61a

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= (#of sides−2) × 180°= (4 − 2) × 180°

= 2 × 180°= 360°

61b

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Quadrilateral: Square

62a

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62b

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Quadrilateral: Rectangle

63a

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63b

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Quadrilateral: Parallelogram

64a

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64b

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Quadrilateral: Trapezoid

65a

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only two parallel sides

65b

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The sum of interior angles in apentagon is ___

66a

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= (#of sides−2) × 180°= (5 − 2) × 180°

= 3 × 180°= 540°

66b

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The sum of interior angles in ahexagon is ___

67a

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= (#of sides−2) × 180°= (6 − 2) × 180°

= 4 × 180°= 720°

67b

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Area of a rectangle (formula)

68a

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rectangle = length × width

68b

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Area of a parallelogram (formula)

69a

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parallelogram = base × height

69b

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Area of trapezoid (formula)

70a

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trapezoid = (average of parallel sides) × height

= ½ × ( ⁄ ⁄ side₁ + ⁄ ⁄ side₂) × height

70b

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Circle properties

71a

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Diameter = 2 × Radius

71b

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Area of a circle (formula)

72a

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circle = ²

72b

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Circumference of a circle (formula)

73a

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ircumference = 2 =

73b

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is a ratio of what to what?

74a

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= Circumference / Diameter

74b

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What is a chord of a circle?

75a

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A chord is a line segment joining two pointson a circle.

75b

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What is an arc of a circle?

76a

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An arc is a portion of a circumference of acircle.

76b

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Minor arc vs. Major arc

77a

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Minor arc: *shortest arc* between points A and B on a circle'sdiameter.

Major arc: *longest arc* between points A and B on a circle'sdiameter. 77b

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Arc Length (formula)

78a

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Arc Length= ( °/360°) × Circumference

= ( °/360°) × ( )

78b

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Area of a sector of a circle (formula)

79a

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Area of a Sector:= ( °/360°) × (Area of Circle)

= ( °/360°) × ( ²)

79b

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What is a tangent?

80a

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A tangent is a line that only touches one point onthe circumference of a circle, and is perpendicular

to the radius. 80b

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Area of a square (formula)

81a

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square = side²

81b

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Q: A triangle is inscribed in a semi circlewith legs 5 and 12. What is the

circumfermence of the semicircle?

82a

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13 / 2

82b

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Inscribed figures

83a

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Inscribed means is inside.Square is inscribed in Circle

83b

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Circumscribed figures

84a

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Circumscribed means is outside ofCircle is circumscribed about Square

84b

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If a triangle is inscribed in a circle sothat one of its sides is a diameter ofthe circle, the triangle is a ____triangle

85a

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AC = ∆ABC = right triangle

85b

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3D figures: face, edge, vertex

86a

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This figure has 6 faces, 12 edges, 8 vertices

86b

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Surface Area of a 3D figure:Rectangular solid (formula)

87a

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Surface Area = sum of areas of all facesSurface Area = 2 ( + ℎ + ℎ)

87b

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Surface Area of a 3D figure: Cube(formula)

88a

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Surface Area = sum of areas of all facesSurface Area = 6 ³

88b

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Lateral surface area of a 3D figure:Cylinder (formula)

89a

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Lateral surface area = 2 ℎ

89b

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Total surface area of a 3D figure:Cylinder (formula)

90a

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Total surface area = 2 ℎ + 2 ²

90b

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Volume of a cylinder (formula)

91a

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V = ²ℎ

91b

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Volume of a rectangular solid (formula)

92a

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V = × × ℎ

92b

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Volume of a cube (formula)

93a

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V = side³

93b

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How to answer questions containingcomplex figures?

94a

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Break the figures down into simpler figures:)

94b

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Equilateral triangle: Area (formula)and height (formula)

95a

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= ¼ × ²√3 = ½ × √3

95b