Across
- 3. See image
- 8. If a shape is ____ then a ratio is needed 2:3
- 10. An angle that is in a circle that is from the circumference
- 11. SinA/a=SinB/b=SinC/c
- 13. Math class usually taken between Algebra 1 and 2
- 14. ((X1+X2)/2),((Y1+Y2)/2)
- 18. Equal sides 4 right angles
- 19. The area formula for this shape is Pi x r^2
- 21. This line would split another line in half
- 23. The axis that goes side to side
- 25. ____=opp/adj
- 27. The area formula for this shape is 4/3 x Pi x r^3
- 28. ____ of Giza
- 32. Square root of (X2-X1)^2+(Y2-Y1)^2
- 35. 3.14
- 36. You get this by adding all sides together of a shape
- 38. has 4 right angles in each corner but not a square
- 40. ____= adj/hyp
- 41. The area formula for this shape is ⅔ x Pi x r^2
- 43. A tool used to measure degrees
- 44. _____=180 degrees
- 45. Used to make constructions throughout the year (very helpful with circles)
- 47. A shape with 4 sides
- 50. ~
- 51. 3 sided shape
Down
- 1. The area formula for this shape is BxH
- 2. A line that intersects a circle at only one point
- 4. See image
- 5. An angle in a circle that is from the center of a circle
- 6. shape that has 2 sets of parallel lines
- 7. Segment that ends on the circumference of a circle
- 9. The area formula for this shape is Pi x r^2 x H
- 12. See image
- 15. If you unfold a 3d shape and find the area of that unfolded shape that would be called the shapes?
- 16. The circumference of a sphere is called?
- 17. A^2+B^2=C^2
- 20. A shape you can fly when windy
- 22. The outside of a circle
- 24. The point in the middle of anything
- 26. A line that splits an angle is called a?
- 29. A tool used to measure distance
- 30. Commonly associated with LxWxH
- 31. The axis that goes up and down
- 33. See image
- 34. ____ = opp/hyp
- 37. Projects done throughout the year that had us make many shapes using a compass and other tools
- 39. The area formula for this shape ⅓ x Pi x r^2 x H
- 42. The area formula for this shape is (1/2h(B1+B2)
- 46. You find this by using this formula L=(X x C/360)
- 48. The ___ of a square is LxW
- 49. A way to know why something is something, example = SAS