kitkat0678 on March 16, 2009
~7th grade material ~Created by a 7th grade MPCS student ~study material for the Pre-algebra one year course (Periods 1 and 2) ~This vocab also includes formulas and important information in addition to vocabulary. ~Have fun studying! ~Good luck on your exams! ~kitkat0678 has also created a wordly w (see more)
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Log in to favorite or report as inappropriate.Terms | Definitions |
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Hypotenuse | the side opposite the right angle |
Acute Triangle | triangle that has three acute angles |
Right Triangle | Triangle with one right angle |
obtuse triangle | triangle that has one obtuse angle |
equilateral triangle | triangle that has three congruent sides |
Isosceles triangle | triangle that has at least two congruent sides |
scalene triangle | triangle that has no congruent sides |
equiangular triangle | a triangle that has 3 congruent angles |
180 degrees | The sum of the angles of a triangle |
acute | less than 90 degrees |
obtuse | more than 90 degrees, but less than 180 degrees |
polygon | a closed plane figure whose sides are segments that intersect only at their end points |
regular polygon | all sides and all angles have the same measure |
convex | a polygon in which a line segment lies completely within the polygon |
concave | a polygon that is not convex |
pentagon | a five-sided polygon |
Hexagon | a six-sided polygon |
heptagon | a seven-sided polygon |
octagon | an eight-sided polygon |
nonagon | a nine-sided polygon |
decagon | a ten-sided polygon |
elevenagon | an eleven-sided polygon |
quadrilateral | a four-sided polygon |
trapezoid | a quadriladeral with exactly one pair of parallel sides |
parallelogram | a quadriladeral with both pairs of opposite sides parallel |
rhombus | a parallelagrom with four congruent sides |
rectangle | a parallelagram with four right angles |
square | a parallelagram with four congruent sides and four congruent angles |
360 degrees | sum of the angles of a quadrilateral |
area of a parallelagram formula | A= base x height |
area of a trapezoid formula | A= 1/2(b1 + b2)h |
circle | all the points in a plane that are the same distance from a fixed point; not a polygon |
center | the fixed point in the middle of the circle |
radius | the difference between the center and any point on the circle |
diameter | the distance across the circle THROUGH THE CENTER |
circumference | the distance around the circle |
pi | the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter for any circle |
circumference of a circle formula | C=pid OR C=2pi*r |
Area of a circle formula | A= pi*r squared |
Pythagorean theorem | a squared + b squared = c squared |
Interior Angle | An angle inside of the polygon |
Exterior Angle | An angle outside of the polygon |
(n-2) * 180 | Measurement of all interior angles of a Convex polygon |
(n-2) * 180 / n | Measurement of each interior angle of a regular polygon |
Regular polygon | Sides are congruent and angles are congruent |
Foil Method in multiplying binomials | First, Outer, Inner, Last |
Complementary angles | Two angles whose sum is 90 degrees |
Supplementary angles | Two angles whose sum measures 180 degrees |
Verticle angles | When two lines intersect at one point, the angles that are opposite eachother are these angles; These angles are congruent. |
Hypotenuse | The longest measurement in a right triangle |
Legs | The sides of a right triangle that form the right angle |
Dodecagon | A twelve-sided polygon |
when you find the area | When is the unit squared? |
Transversal | A line that intersects two or more lines at different points |
Corresponding angles | Two angles that are in the same postion on different lines intersected by a transversal; They are congruent. |
Interior angleS | Angles that lay inside the parallel lines |
Exterior angleS | Angles that lay outside the parallel lines |
Alternate interior angles | Angles that lay inside the parallel lines and are on opposite sides of the transversal; They are congruent. |
Alternate exterior angles | Angles that lay outside the parallel lines and are on opposite sides of the transversal; They are congruent. |
Polynomial | A sum of monomials |
Term | Each mononial in a polynomial is a ______. |
Binomial | Has two terms |
Trinomial | Has three terms |
Standard form | This is written when the terms are arranged so that the degree of each term decreases (Written according to exponential value from greatest to least) |
Slope intercept form/ Function form | y= mx + b |
Formula for slope | m= Y2-Y1 over X2-X1 OR m= rise over run |
Negative reciprical | When finding PERPENDICULAR slope, use the _______ ________. |
Input | The first number in a set of coordinates (AKA the domain and X) |
output | The second number in a set of coordinates (AKA the range and Y) |
Domain | All of the inputs |
Range | All of the outputs |
x- intercept | The place/ coordinate where the line crosses the x axis/ horizontal axis |
y-intercept | The place/ coordinate where the line crosses the y axis/ vertical axis |
Slope | The steepness of a line (How steep the line is) |
Relation | A group of inputs and outputs (A group of coordinates) that can be graphed |
zero | The x coordinate is always _______ when you are finding the y intercept. |
1 squared | 1 |
2 squared | 4 |
3 squared | 9 |
4 squared | 16 |
5 squared | 25 |
6 squared | 36 |
7 squared | 49 |
8 squared | 64 |
9 squared | 81 |
10 squared | 100 |
11 squared | 121 |
12 squared | 144 |
13 squared | 169 |
14 squared | 196 |
15 squared | 225 |
16 squared | 256 |
17 squared | 289 |
18 squared | 324 |
19 squared | 361 |
20 squared | 400 |
1/2 | .5 |
1/4 | .25 |
3/4 | .75 |
1/8 | .125 |
3/8 | .375 |
5/8 | .625 |
7/8 | .875 |
1/5 | .2 |
2/5 | .4 |
3/5 | .6 |
4/5 | .8 |
1/3 | .3 repeated |
2/3 | .6 repeated |