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| Obtuse angle- an angle with measure between 90 degress and 180 degress. Obtuse triangle- a triangle that has one obtude angle. Opposites- a pair of numbers such as -4 and 4. Origin- the graph of zero on a number line or in a rectangular coordinate plane. Outcome- the result of an event. Parallel lines-lines in the same plane that do not intersect. Percent- a ratio of a number to 100, shown by the symbol %. Percentage- the number that results from taking a perfect from another number. Perimeter-the distance around a plane figure. Perpendicular lines- the two lines that intersect to form four right angles. Plane- a flat surface extending infinitely in all directions. Point- the simplest figure in geometry, representing an exact location. Polygon-a closed plane figure made up of line segments. Prime number-a who,e number greater than 1 that has only two whole number factors, itself and 1. Radius- A line segment hoing any point on a circle or sphere to the center. Also the length of that segment. Ratio- an indicated quotient of two numbers. Rectangle-a quadrilateral with four rigth angles. Rhombus- a parralleogram in which all sides are congruent. Right angle-An angle with measure 90 degress. Right triangle- a trigle with a right angle. Stem-and-leaf- plot-a data display that lists the last digits ("leaves") of the data values to the right of the digits ("stems"). Triangle-a polygon with three sides. Variable-a symbol used to represent one or more numbers. Volume -a measure of the space occupied by a solid. X-Axis-the horizontal number line on a coordinate plane. Y- Axis-the vertical number line on a coordinate plane |
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