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Geometry in Our Daily Lives
Intersection
- A place where two separate lines cross but then they never meet again
Point
- An exact location
- A point has no size only position
Square
Reflection
- A square is a polygon with 4 identical sides and 4 angles
Acute Angle
Right Angle
Adjacent Angles
- A reflection is a flip over an imaginary line
- An angle that is exactly 90°
- An angle that measures greater than 0 and less 90°
Ray
My laptop charger is something I use
everyday, it is in the shape of a square.
Line
Straight Angle
- Two angles that do not intersect but share a vertex
- A part of a line starting at a particular point and extends one direction forever
- A line is a straight path that goes on forever
I see adjacent angles in post and
architecture all the time.
- An angle that is exactly 180°
Parallel Lines
Rectangle
- Two lines that never intersect
- Polygon with 2 pairs of parallel lines, one pair longer than the other
Rectangle
Supplementary Angle
Rotation
Complementary Angle
- A quadrilateral with four congruent angles which are all 90°.
- Circling around a center, the distance from the center of any point on the shape stays the same.
- 2 sides are short and 2 sides are long
- Two acute angles that add up
to 90
- Two angles that add up to 180°, making a straight line
A part of my life revolves around volleyball so when I read parallel line, I thought of a volleyball net. he top and bottom of the net are parallel to each other.
I read almost everyday, I tend to hold my book at a 90 degree angle. This reminded me of when I turn the page and make 2 acute angles which makes a 90
degree angle.
On my way to the mall I have to pass through a road that looks like a supplementary angle
Perpendicular Lines
Translation
- Two lines that cross and make a 90° angle
- When a geometric figure moves to one place to another without changing in size
Angles
Obtuse angles are very common in architecture especially several American Homes
- A line or ray that cuts through a line segment
Angle that is more than 90 degrees but
less than 180 degrees
Two rays that share the same endpoint
Segment Bisector
Obtuse Angle
Angles are in all over the place!
Most glass paintings have lines that divide the angles, just like this painting.
- A line that divides an angle in half
Angle Bisector
Coplanar Lines
Lines that lie on the same
plane
Coplanar Points
Points that lie on the same plane
Rhombus
A polygon with 4 of the same angles
and sides in the shape of a diamond
I see road signs all the time and a lot of them are rhombuses