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Basic Geometry.

The document provides an overview of basic geometry concepts, including points, lines, angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, and polygons. It defines key terms and properties, such as types of angles and triangles, and formulas for calculating perimeter and area. Examples are included to illustrate each concept.

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Basic Geometry.

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🌐 BASICS OF GEOMETRY

1. Points, Lines, and Planes

 Point: A location in space, has no size. (e.g., dot “A”)


 Line: Extends infinitely in both directions.
 Line Segment: Part of a line, has two endpoints (AB).
 Ray: Starts at one point, extends infinitely in one direction.
 Plane: A flat surface that extends infinitely in all directions.

👉 Example:

 Point → location of a city on a map.


 Line segment → length of a pencil.
 Ray → sunlight coming from the sun.
 Plane → surface of a table.

2. Angles (Detailed)

When two lines or rays meet at a point, an angle is formed.

 Acute angle: 0°–90°


 Right angle: 90°
 Obtuse angle: 90°–180°
 Straight angle: 180° (like a straight line)
 Reflex angle: 180°–360°
 Full angle: 360°

👉 Examples:

 Acute → Pizza slice


 Right → Corner of a notebook
 Obtuse → Door opened wide

3. Triangles (Special Polygons)

Triangles are 3-sided polygons.

 By sides:
o Equilateral: all 3 sides equal
o Isosceles: 2 sides equal
o Scalene: all sides different
 By angles:
o Acute-angled triangle → all angles < 90°
o Right-angled triangle → one angle = 90°
o Obtuse-angled triangle → one angle > 90°

👉 Property: Sum of all angles in a triangle = 180°

4. Quadrilaterals (4-sided polygons)

 Square → all sides equal, all angles 90°


 Rectangle → opposite sides equal, all angles 90°
 Rhombus → all sides equal, opposite angles equal
 Parallelogram → opposite sides parallel & equal
 Trapezium (Trapezoid) → one pair of sides parallel

👉 Property: Sum of angles in a quadrilateral = 360°

5. Circles (Detailed)

 Radius (r) → distance from center to any point on circle


 Diameter (d = 2r) → line passing through center
 Circumference (C = 2πr) → perimeter of circle
 Chord → line joining two points on the circle
 Arc → portion of the circumference
 Sector → region bounded by two radii & arc (like a pizza slice)
 Tangent → line that touches the circle at exactly one point

👉 Example: In a clock →

 Hand length = radius


 Edge path = circumference
 Slice between 12 and 3 = sector

6. Polygons (General)

A polygon is a closed figure made of straight sides.

 3 sides → Triangle
 4 sides → Quadrilateral
 5 sides → Pentagon
 6 sides → Hexagon
 8 sides → Octagon
 n sides → n-gon

👉 Formula for sum of interior angles of a polygon = (n – 2) × 180°


👉 Example: Pentagon (5 sides) → (5–2) × 180° = 540°

7. Perimeter and Area (Basic Measurement)

 Perimeter: Total length of boundary of a shape.


 Area: Region covered inside a shape.

👉 Examples:

 Square with side = a →


o Perimeter = 4a
o Area = a²
 Rectangle (l × w) →
o Perimeter = 2(l + w)
o Area = l × w
 Circle (r) →
o Circumference = 2πr
o Area = πr²

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