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    Circles: Acircleisasetof All Points On A Plane That Are Equidistant From A Fixed Point

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    The document discusses geometric shapes like circles, triangles, and the exterior angle theorem. It defines a circle as all points equidistant from a fixed center point and lists its parts like the radius, diameter, and chord. It defines a triangle as a polygon with three segments joining three noncollinear points, and lists its parts like sides, angles, and vertices. It also classifies triangles by angle measures and explains the exterior angle theorem.

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    Circles: Acircleisasetof All Points On A Plane That Are Equidistant From A Fixed Point

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    The document discusses geometric shapes like circles, triangles, and the exterior angle theorem. It defines a circle as all points equidistant from a fixed center point and lists its parts like the radius, diameter, and chord. It defines a triangle as a polygon with three segments joining three noncollinear points, and lists its parts like sides, angles, and vertices. It also classifies triangles by angle measures and explains the exterior angle theorem.

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    The document discusses geometric shapes like circles, triangles, and the exterior angle theorem. It defines a circle as all points equidistant from a fixed center point and lists its parts like the radius, diameter, and chord. It defines a triangle as a polygon with three segments joining three noncollinear points, and lists its parts like sides, angles, and vertices. It also classifies triangles by angle measures and explains the exterior angle theorem.

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    Circles: Acircleisasetof All Points On A Plane That Are Equidistant From A Fixed Point

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    The document discusses geometric shapes like circles, triangles, and the exterior angle theorem. It defines a circle as all points equidistant from a fixed center point and lists its parts like the radius, diameter, and chord. It defines a triangle as a polygon with three segments joining three noncollinear points, and lists its parts like sides, angles, and vertices. It also classifies triangles by angle measures and explains the exterior angle theorem.

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    Circles A circle is a set of

    all points on a
    plane that are
    equidistant from
    a fixed point.
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    Parts of a circle
    Center Radius Chord Diameter Secant
    Parts of a circle
    Tangent Arc Minor arc Major arc

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    Triangle
    A triangle is a polygon formed by three
    segments joining three noncollinear
    points. The segments are called sides of
    the triangle, and their endpoints are
    called the vertices.
     

    Sides
    Angles ∠ABC or B
    ∠BAC or A
    ∠BCA or C
    Vertices A, B, C 6
    Triangles can also be classified according to the measure of
    their angles.

    Acute Right Obtuse Equiangular

    8
    Exterior Angle Theorem
    The measure of an exterior
    angle of a triangle is equal to
    the sum of the measures of its
    two remote interior angles.
     
    Find the value of x in the
    figure.

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    Find the value of x in the
    figure.

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    Find the value of x in the
    figure.
     

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