-Distance formula: d=√((x_2-x_1)²+(y_2-y_1)²)

-Midpoint formula: ((x₁ + x₂)/2, (y₁ + y₂)/2).

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Slide 3: https://courses.lumenlearning.com/waymakercollegealgebra/chapter/parallel-and-perpendicular-lines-2/

Slide 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxKx3jrjXFA

Slide 5: https://www.onlinemathlearning.com/prove-triangles-congruent.html

slide 6:https://www.basic-mathematics.com/properties-of-a-parallelogram.html

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Slide 9: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Geometry_Course/Polygon/Quadrilateral/Square

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-Venn Diagrams help to show relationships between two things. For example, if the circle is inside the other circle, this means that all of those elements are part of the same elements. When the circles interconnect, then it means that only some elements are the same. However, if they have no touch, it means there is no relationship between them.

-Perpendicular lines intersect each other.

EX: line f(x)= 2x + 3 and line j(x)= 2x-6 are parallel to each other since they don't touch.

EX: here one of the lines that intersect each other would be line h(x)= -2x + 2 and f(x)= 2x + 3, making it perpendicular.

Point slope would look like the example above which would be y-5= 3(x-4). However, if it's not given what you would do is grab the y from the first coordinates, plug in the slope, and then put in the x of the same coordiantes as the previous one.

-Standard Form: Ax+By=C

To get standard form you would make your equation be inverse. For example, if you have 2y=-5x + 7, you are going to try to put it in the order of the formula. -5x would become postive as it moves next to 2y. The final product woud be -5x + 2y=7

SAS: Two sides and an angle is congruent.

ASA: Two angles and a given side are congruet.

AAS: Two angles and a side opposite them are congruent.

HL: (Hypotenuse-Leg) The hypotenuse and any one leg of a right triangle are equal.

Congruent Sides: given,defenition of midpoint(creates two equal sides), and reflexive property( a side congruent to itself).

Congruent Angles: given, vertical angles, alternate interior angles, coressponding angles; those two must be parallel lines, and defenition of angle bisector which will create two congruent angles.

EX: When looking at a problem you should start by looking at the givens, there it would be easier to detect the ones you have to find. To know for sure when they have alterante interior angles or coressponding angles make sure there is an actual angle.

Properties of paralleograms: opposite sides are congruent, opposite angles are congruent, consecutive angles are supplementary, and diagonals bisect each other.

EX: BC ll AD this means that you would set up your equation as 4x-10=3x+5 which would give you x=15. If you plug it in each one would be 50. These steps were used out of the properties if facing an even more difficult question the best thing to use is the main properties.

EX: in this problem if your trying to find DC the thing you could do is set up your equation as 3x + 1= 3x+1 since your trying to find the other segments and those two are equal to eachother. For final result you would get x=1. Here then you would plug it in so 3(1)+1=4 DC would equal to 4. This is just one way to find a segment but there is many different problems and with angles as well.

EX: when you have a rhombi and they give you givens such as; JK=12 and JN=7, and they are asking you to find JM and JL. The first thing you would do is look at the rules and then you will notice that JM= 12. Next, to find JL you will add segment JN and NL together wich both are 7 and will equal to 14, so the whole segment would be 14.

EX: if a square is given, and is asking you to find X you will do the following steps. Imagine one of the angles given is 7x+3, so the set up of your equation would be 7x+3=45, the reason it's 45 is because it is half of 90 and it's only asking you one part of the angel. The final result would be x=6.

Isosceles Trapezoids: have the same properties as the ones above plus non-parallel sides are congruent, diagonals are congruent base angles are congruent, and opposite angles are supplementary.

EX: When looking for a missing side, you will get the given side and subtarct it by 180. Lets say A is 87 and you want to find B, you will get 180-87 and have a result of 93.

EX: AB is 38, SR is x + 14, and YZ which is the midpoint is 5x-19. The equation would be set up as 5x - 19 = x + 4 + 38 / 2, here 5x-19 would be multiplied by 2. Your answer would be 10x + - 38 = x + 52 then you would do the steps and get X= 10 as the final answer, and YZ would be 31.

EX: a problem is asking for angle B and D and the ones given are A=85 and C=43. The step you'll have to do is subtract 360-85-43/2 which gives you 116. B would be 116 and also D since they are opposite angles.