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Geometry in Architecture/Construction Project By: Brandon Snailer Block 5 Geometry Mrs. Sykes

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Point <ul><li>Describes a specific point within a given space. </li></ul>

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Line Segment <ul><li>A part of a line that is bounded by two end points , and contains every point on the line between its end points. </li></ul>

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Plane <ul><li>A surface that continues with no end. </li></ul>

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Angle <ul><li>A shape formed by 2 lines or rays diverging from a common point. </li></ul>

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Perpendicular Lines <ul><li>Two lines intersecting at 90 degrees. </li></ul>

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Parallel <ul><li>Two lines in the same plane that do not ever intersect. </li></ul>

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Triangle <ul><li>A shape formed by 3 line segments. </li></ul>

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Right Triangle <ul><li>A triangle formed by one 90 degree angle. </li></ul>

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Pentagon <ul><li>A polygon with 5 sides </li></ul>

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Hexagon <ul><li>A six sided polygon. </li></ul>

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Square <ul><li>A polygon with 4 congruent sides and are parallel with each other. </li></ul>

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Rectangle <ul><li>A parralleogram with 4 right angles. </li></ul>

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Trapezoid <ul><li>A quadrilateral with two parallel sides. </li></ul>

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Parallelogram <ul><li>A quadrilateral whose sides are parallel and congruent. </li></ul>

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Circle <ul><li>A figure formed by a single curve line. </li></ul>

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Cylinder <ul><li>A solid bounded by a cylindrical surface and two parallel planes (the bases). </li></ul>

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Sphere <ul><li>A three-dimensional surface that, all points of which are equidistant to a fixed point. </li></ul>

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Cube <ul><li>A hexahedron with 6 equal faces. </li></ul>

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Intersecting Lines <ul><li>Two lines that meet, cut across, or overlap. </li></ul>

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Oval <ul><li>Having the general form, shape, or outline of an egg. </li></ul>

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