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    This document defines and describes basic geometry terms including segment, acute angle, perpendicular lines, line, ray, obtuse angle, complementary angles, plane, collinear points, right angle, supplementary angles, and vertical angles. Each term is defined concisely with key properties such as the measure of angles or the relationship between lines and points.

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    Geometry in the Real

    World
    By:Tynisha Isaiah

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    Segment
    Part of a line consisting of two points

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    Acute Angle
    It is Greater than 0 degrees
    Less than 90 degrees

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    Perpendicular lines
    A

    straight line at an
    angle of 90 degrees
    to a given line, plane
    or surface
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    Line
    A Line extending forever in two directions

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    Ray
    Starts at the endpoint and extends forever in
    one direction

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    Obtuse Angle
    A angle that is Greater than 90 degrees

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    Complementary Angles
    Two angles that sum up to 90 degrees

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    Plane
    A Flat surface

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    Collinear Points
    Points located on the same line

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    Right Angle
    It measures up to 90 degrees nothing more and
    nothing less

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    Supplementary Angles
    Two angles that sum up to 180 degrees

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    Vertical Angles
    Two nonadjacent angles formed by intersecting
    lines
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