Across
- 3. The math word for an educated guess. Also known as a prediction or hypothesis.
- 6. A six-sided shape. This shape also has six angles.
- 9. These triangles have no congruent sides. Each side is different from its corresponding sides.
- 11. This refers to the clustering of a group of measurements. This also depends only on the smallest unit of measure on the measuring tool.
- 12. A polygon with n sides. In other words, unknown sides.
- 13. A 3-dimensional shape made of all triangles. It is like a pyramid but with a triangle base instead of square.
- 14. A triangle with one right angle. The other two angles are acute.
- 15. This triangle has one obtuse angle. This causes the other two angles to be acute.
Down
- 1. A shape can be reflected on itself by a line going through the middle of the shape. This line is called the line of _______.
- 2. A triangle in which all three angles are acute. This means that each angles is less than 90 degrees.
- 4. This is represented by a small dot. Also, it has no dimension.
- 5. Angles that share the same vortex. These also have no common interior points.
- 7. Gives a statement opposite meaning. Could be shown using the word "not" or the symbol "~".
- 8. The ratio of the absolute error to the expected measure. The smaller ________ ________ means the more accurate the thing is.
- 10. These triangles have three congruent angles. This only works when each angle is 60 degrees.
- 11. A closed figure formed by three or more coplanar segments. Each side intersects two other sides.
