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=Geometry Definitions=

Ex: P in the picture || A point has no length to it, no width, therefore it has no dimension. || Math Open Reference || media type="youtube" key="Q07S8gTmH4M" height="315" width="420" || that is less than 90 o ||  || There is  is no  notation || Small things tend to be cute || Interactive Math Website || media type="youtube" key="kDmBPIauUVQ" height="315" width="420" ||
 * ===GeometryTerm=== || ===Definition=== || ===Picture=== || ===Notation=== || **Way to Remember** || ===Website=== || ===Examples=== ||
 * Point ||  || [[image:point.PNG]] || A capital letter represents a point.
 * Adjacent || Two angles that are next to each other. These angles have a common side and a common vertex. || [[image:geometrywilliams/Vertical.JPG width="257" height="134"]] || No Notation || Any angles that are on top of each other. || [|Adjacent Angles Reference] || media type="file" key="Adjacent.mp4" width="360" height="360" ||
 * Acute Triangle || An acute triangle is a triangle that is named by its angles, as opposed to its sides. Acute triangles are triangles in which all of the angles are between 0 degrees and 90 degrees. || [[image:AcuteTriangle.PNG]] || Acute triangles are notated no differently from any other triangle and, as such, are named using all of the angles. To properly name a triangle, you would use a < with the bottom side brought up as a straight line. This figure would then be followed by the angles. || It’s a "cute" little triangle with acute little angles. || [|Acute Triangle Reference: Infoplease] || media type="youtube" key="P2JDeHfkJuk" height="315" width="420" ||
 * Acute Angle || An angle with any measure
 * Acute Angle || An angle with any measure
 * Angle || The measure of the amount of degrees between two legs extending from a common point. || [[image:Angle.png]] || The three points, with the common (shared) point in the middle with a ∠ before it. || Two rays extending from the same point. || [|Math Open Reference] || media type="youtube" key="7aEDHhVVK_I" height="315" width="560" ||