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| - | ==== Angles and Vectors ==== | + | ===== Angles and Vectors ===== |
| + | ==== Angles and Lines==== | ||
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| - | * __Complementary angles__ add up to 90' | + | * **Complementary angles** add up to 90' |
| - | * __Supplementary angles__ add up to 180' | + | * **Supplementary angles** add up to 180' |
| - | * __alternative angles__ are equal (congruent angles on transversal line intersecting two parallel lines) | + | * **alternative angles** are equal (congruent angles on transversal line intersecting two parallel lines) |
| - | * __vertical angles theorem__ says that angles opposite one another when two straight lines intersect are congruent | + | * **vertical angles theorem** says that angles opposite one another when two straight lines intersect are congruent |
| - | In the diagram shown, <b₁ and <c are complementary, as are <e and <f. Angles <b and <d are supplementary. Because of alternative angles of parallel lines, <b₂ = <b', and <d = <d' (assuming lines Y and Z are parallel). From the vertical angles theorem, <b₁ = <b₂. | + | In the diagram shown, <b₁ and <c are complementary, as are <e and <f. Angles <b₁ and <d are supplementary. Because of alternative angles of parallel lines, <b₂ = <b', and <d = <d' (assuming lines Y and Z are parallel). From the vertical angles theorem, <b₁ = <b₂. |
| + | Distance between two points = √(Δx² + Δy²) (based on Pythagorean theorem) | ||
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| + | ==== Vectors (Rays) ==== | ||
| Length of a vector can be written as ||v|| (the "norm" of vector v) | Length of a vector can be written as ||v|| (the "norm" of vector v) | ||
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| - | Distance between two points = √(Δx² + Δy²) (based on Pythagorean theorem) | ||
| Distance of two vectors: first add the vectors to make a combined vector. To add vectors, simply add each part of the vector, ie. (x1 + x2, y1 + y2) | Distance of two vectors: first add the vectors to make a combined vector. To add vectors, simply add each part of the vector, ie. (x1 + x2, y1 + y2) | ||
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| Go back to [[geometry]] or [[math]] page. | Go back to [[geometry]] or [[math]] page. | ||
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