Geometry Final Cheat Sheet Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by baseballboy123

an "if, then" statement (p->q)

combin­ation of condition and its converse "if and only if""

when one true condit­ional is the same as the hypothesis is another true statement

negates hypothesis and conclusion

if a=b, then a-c=b-c

a=a

if a=b then b can replace a

AB = AB, A = A

if AB = CD and CD = EF, then AB = EF

angle, angle, non-in­cluded side

side, included angle, side

after triangles proved congruent

opposi­te/­adj­acent

adjace­nt/­hyp­otenuse

legs: congruent, hyp: √2(leg)

ratio of sides is equal, included angle congruent

a²+b²=c² (right)

c²<a²+b²

line that intersects circle at one point

the two segments from one point of tangency

line that intersects two coplanar lines at distinct points

same side of transv­ersal inside of two lines

same side of transv­ersal outside of two lines

πr²

1/2h(b¹+b²)

bh

central angle/360 x 2πr

point at which 3 or more lines intersect

through all vertices

largest contained circle

point of concur­rency, (medians)

any quantity with magnitude (size) and direction