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    Geometryproject

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    The document provides examples of geometric shapes and their definitions through real world objects: - A pupil is an example of a point because it locates an exact spot. - The horizon is an example of a line because the ocean and sky meet and continue indefinitely. - A piece of paper is an example of a plane because it can be written on infinitely. - A pen is an example of a segment because it has a beginning and end point. - Sun rays are an example of a ray because they originate from the sun and have no end point. - A light post is an example of collinear points because it is straight with points along its length.

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    The document provides examples of geometric shapes and their definitions through real world objects: - A pupil is an example of a point because it locates an exact spot. - The horizon is an example of a line because the ocean and sky meet and continue indefinitely. - A piece of paper is an example of a plane because it can be written on infinitely. - A pen is an example of a segment because it has a beginning and end point. - Sun rays are an example of a ray because they originate from the sun and have no end point. - A light post is an example of collinear points because it is straight with points along its length.

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    The document provides examples of geometric shapes and their definitions through real world objects: - A pupil is an example of a point because it locates an exact spot. - The horizon is an example of a line because the ocean and sky meet and continue indefinitely. - A piece of paper is an example of a plane because it can be written on infinitely. - A pen is an example of a segment because it has a beginning and end point. - Sun rays are an example of a ray because they originate from the sun and have no end point. - A light post is an example of collinear points because it is straight with points along its length.

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    Geometryproject

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    The document provides examples of geometric shapes and their definitions through real world objects: - A pupil is an example of a point because it locates an exact spot. - The horizon is an example of a line because the ocean and sky meet and continue indefinitely. - A piece of paper is an example of a plane because it can be written on infinitely. - A pen is an example of a segment because it has a beginning and end point. - Sun rays are an example of a ray because they originate from the sun and have no end point. - A light post is an example of collinear points because it is straight with points along its length.

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    Point

    A pupil is an example of a point because it


    locates an exact spot where everything is tied
    together.

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    Line
    The horizon of the ocean represents
    a line because the ocean and the
    sky meet and keep on going.

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    Plane
    A perfect piece of paper that goes on forever is
    an example of a plane because when you write
    on it, it creates points.

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    Segment
    This pen is an example of a segment because it
    has a beginning and an end point.

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    Ray
    The suns rays are a good example of a ray because it starts off at
    a point, which is the sun, and goes on and doesnt end.

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    Collinear Points
    This light post represents collinear points because
    it is straight up, and has points between point A
    and point B. That being the top and bottom of the
    light post.

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    Acute Angle
    A representation of an acute angle would be this alligators
    mouth. It is open, but not open enough to be obtuse, which
    is over 90 degrees. I chose this picture because its mouth
    is open under 90 degrees, which what an acute angle is.

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    Obtuse Angle
    This fan represents an obtuse angle. I chose this
    because it is open more than 90 degrees, which
    makes an obtuse angle. An obtuse angle is
    obviously much larger than an acute angle.

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    Right Angle
    This laptop, when set up straight, creates a 90
    degree angle. This is what a right angle is, it
    isnt above, or below 90. Basically a perfect
    straight angle.

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    Perpendicular
    Lines

    This window sill has four lines in it, each equal


    to 90 degrees. That is what perpendicular
    means. The lines cross at a point, and equal the
    same.

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    Complementary
    Angles

    This clock is exactly 90 degrees, and a


    complementary angle means that the angle is
    equal to 90.

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    Supplementary
    Angles

    This dancers legs are straight forward, each.


    They would equal to 180 degrees, which is what
    a supplementary angle is.

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    Vertical Angles

    This rail road sign is an example of a vertical angle because it


    crossed together, and equals the same amount when across
    from each other. Look at the V looking shape, near the top.
    Then look directly below that at the other V shape. That is a
    vertical angle.

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