Across
- 2. The magnitude and direction of something. Used to describe the movement of a figure horizontally and vertically
- 4. The line that extends from center point to edge of circle. Used to find area of circle
- 5. Lines that neither intersect nor are parallel. Lie in the same 3d shape.
- 7. Angles that are 90 degrees are _____. Can refer to 3d shapes that has faces which are perpendicular to bases.
- 9. The line that extends from center of regular polygon to a side. Used to find the area of regular polygons.
- 11. An angle that is formed by two chords inside a circle. Typically is half of the arc of the circle where the two lines touch.
- 13. A statement that is reversed with the hypothesis and conclusion. Typically used for geometric word problems
- 14. The vertex on a pyramid. Also known as the highest point on a pyramid
- 17. Two angles that add up to 90 degrees. For example, 30 and 60 degrees are ______
- 18. Two angles that are congruent. They are also on opposite sides of each other.
- 19. Two angles that add up to 180 degrees. They are considered a linear pair.
Down
- 1. The movement of a figure in a particular direction. Does not change the shape of the actual figure
- 3. Used to find the missing sides of right triangles. Three basic functions are cosine, sine, and tangent
- 6. The distance around the circle. The equivalent of the perimeter for a rectangle
- 8. Used to refer to points lying on the same line. This means the points are "in a row"
- 10. A line that intersects another line to make a 90 degree angle. The slope is the opposite reciprocal of the slope of the original line.
- 12. A shape that has a flat circle surface, and where the lateral area meets up to the apex. It is 1/3 the volume of a cylinder
- 15. The amount of space a 3-d figure can occupy. The formula for a typical prism is B x h
- 16. A figure that is made bigger or smaller is known as a ____. Can make the figure wider, or taller.
- 20. A statement reached by a list of logical conclusions and theorems. Usually used to show how triangles are congruent.