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=Trapezoid=


 * ===GeometryTerm=== || ===Definition=== |||| ===Picture=== || ===Notation=== || === **Way to Remember** ===

|| ===**Website**=== || ===Examples=== || || Trapezoid Reference || media type="file" key="Trapezoid Video.mp4" width="270" height="270" ||
 * Trapezoid || A quadrilateral with one set of legs and parallel bases. |||| [[image:Trapezoid.gif width="145" height="94"]] || The two lines on d means it’s not equal and the one line on c means that the lines are equal. The letters for each of the lines can be different. H stands for height, and b1 and b2 can sometimes stand for the bases. || Trapezoids have 2 bases that are parallel to each other. Think of the letter T for trapezoid. The top line on the letter is shorter than the line that goes straight up. One base is shorter than the other or then it’s not a trapezoid.
 * Translations || When a 2D object moves, but the shape itself stays the same. || [|Translations]

(Scroll down to the image for #4) || It shows how the triangle in purple can move, but not change shape. ||  || Just like how you can translate different languages, a translation has stays the same, or has the same meaning. It just looks (or for language sounds) different. ||  ||   || media type="file" key="Trapezoid Video.mp4"