DREW,TENNELL, CALEB,

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Boo Michigan

• DREW,TENNELL, CALEB, JERRY

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Acute angle

• An angle whose measure is more than 0 degrees
  less than 90 degrees.

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Octagon

• An octagon is a polygon with 8 sides.

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Obtuse angle

• An angle whose measure is more than 90 degrees
  and less than 180 degrees.

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Right angle

• An angle that forms a square corner and measures
  90 degrees and is often marked with a small
  square.

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1 demensional shape

• A shape that has one demensin.

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2 demensional shape

• A flat shape.

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3 demensional shape

• A shape with vertecses and faces.

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quadrilateral

• 4 sided shape.

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Square

• A rectangle with all 4 sides of equal lenthes.

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Rectangle

• A quadrilateral that has four angles.

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Rombus

• A parallelogram with 4 sides of equal lenghes.

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Radius

• The distance from the circle center of the
  circle to a point on the circle.

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Diameter

• The distance across the circle through the center.

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Line

• A straight collection of points extending in
  oposite direction without end.

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Symmetry

• Coraspondens in the size and shape of either size
  of a dividing line.

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decagon

• A polygon with 10 sides.

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hexagon

• A polygon with 6 sides.

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Pentagon

• a polygon with 5 sides.

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Tesstionn

• The repeuted use of shapes a flat surface without
  gaps or overlaps.

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triangle

• 3 sides and 3 A polygon with angles.

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vertex

• A point of an angle polygon or hexagon. Were 2 or
  more lines rise of segments meet.

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simular

• Having the same shape but not nassery the same
  size.

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tapozid

• A quadilatrall with exactly 1 pare of parrell
  sides.

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perpendicular

• Two lines that cross to make right angles.