atch the following word or phrase with its correct meaning. Closed figures with any number of sides, but no less than a. Tangent three. b. Circle v A geometric figure formed by three intersecting lines. C. Square Quadrilateral with parallel sides d. Eccentric Equal sides 90° internal angles. v A geometric figure with sides of equal length and equal internal angles. v Four-sided polygons, that have equal or unequal sides or interior angles. e. Polygon f. Quadrilaterals g. Concentric h. Triangle i. Diameter j. Circumference k. Regular Polygon I. Parallelogram A closed curve with all points along the curve at an equal distance from a point called the center. v Opposite sides equal 90° internal angles. v Straight or curved line touches a circle or arc at only one m. Radius point. n. Rectangle Distance across a circle at it widest point. When two or more circles share the same center point they are... v When two or more circles drawn in close proximity to one another do not share the same center they are. v The distance around a circle. Diameter divided by two.

atch the following word or phrase with its correct meaning. Closed figures with any number of sides, but no less than a. Tangent three. b. Circle v A geometric figure formed by three intersecting lines. C. Square Quadrilateral with parallel sides d. Eccentric Equal sides 90° internal angles. v A geometric figure with sides of equal length and equal internal angles. v Four-sided polygons, that have equal or unequal sides or interior angles. e. Polygon f. Quadrilaterals g. Concentric h. Triangle i. Diameter j. Circumference k. Regular Polygon I. Parallelogram A closed curve with all points along the curve at an equal distance from a point called the center. v Opposite sides equal 90° internal angles. v Straight or curved line touches a circle or arc at only one m. Radius point. n. Rectangle Distance across a circle at it widest point. When two or more circles share the same center point they are... v When two or more circles drawn in close proximity to one another do not share the same center they are. v The distance around a circle. Diameter divided by two.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Chapter4: Quadrilaterals

Section4.3: The Rectangle, Square, And Rhombus

Problem 42E: a Argue that the midpoint of the hypotenuse of a right triangle is equidistant from the three...

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