GEOMETRY

DANANG SETYADI

POINT

POINT N

The most important

thing to remember
about a point is that it
h a s a b s o l u te l y n o
d i m e n s i o n s n o
length, no width, no
depth. It is simply a
locaBon.

LINE

LINE SEGMENT
CONGRUENT
SEGMENTS

ANGLE

Two rays joined with a

common endpoint
form an angle. The
common endpoint is
called a vertex.

ANGLE

ACUTE ANGLE
RIGHT ANGLE

STRAIGHT ANGLE
REFLEX ANGLE

OBTUSE ANGLE

FULL ROTATION
ANGLE

CIRCLE

RADIUS
CHORD
ARC
CIRCUMFERENCE
DIAMETER

CIRCUMFERENCE

SECTOR

PLANE FIGURE

POLYGONS

TRIANGLES

T r i a n g l e s a r e
classied in two
general ways : by
their sides and by
their angles.

BY SIDES

SCALENE
ISOSCELES
EQUILATERAL

BY ANGELS

ACUTE
OBTUSE
RIGHT

QUADRILATERAL
A quadrilateral is a four-sided polygon with four
angles. The ve most common types are the
parallelogram, the rectangle, the square, the
trapezoid, and the rhombus

SOLID FIGURE

PRISM
TRIANGULAR PRISM
CUBE

PENTAGONAL PRISM

SQUARE PRISM

PYRAMIDS

TRIANGULAR PYRAMID

SQUARE PYRAMID

PENTAGONAL PYRAMID

CYLINDER

CONE

SPERE

MEASUREMENT

We can measure many dierent

things, but mostly we measure
Length, Area, Volume, and Mass

Metric Length

We can measure
how long things
are, or how tall,
or how far apart
they are

Example: This fork is 20 cenBmeters long

These are the most common

measurements:

Milimeters
CenBmeters
Meters
Kilometers

Metric Area
These are the most common measurements
of area (from smallest to largest):

Square Millimeter
Square CenBmeter
Square Meter
Hectare
Square Kilometer

Area of Plane Shapes

Metric Volume
These are the two most common
measurements:

Milliliters
Liters

Other Volume measurements

Cubic Meter
Megaliters
Cubic CenBmeter
(cc)
Cubic Millimeter

Metric Mass
Mass: how much ma`er is in an object

Grams
Kilograms
Tonnes

Weight or
Mass?