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| When two points are the same distance from a third point. |
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| Lines, angles, and shapes that are the same size. |
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| Numbers that have the same value. |
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| Lines or planes that never touch and head in the same direction. (coplanar) |
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| Lines that never touch and are in different planes. |
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| A flat surface that extends in all directions forever. |
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| Smallest unit in geometry and represents an exact location. |
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| Collection of collinear points that extends in opposite directions. |
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| Collection of lines that are collinear and extends in only one direction. |
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| Collection of points that are collinear that doesn't extend after the points. |
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| Lines that cross at a point and planes that cross at a line. |
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| Points and lines that are on the same plane. (points to be coplanar must be three different points) |
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| Points that are on the same line. (There has to be at least two points) |
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| A rule assumed to be true. (not proven formally) |
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| the point exactly in the middle of two other points. |
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| The place where two rays meet. |
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| Two rays that share the same endpoint. |
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| An angle with a measure less than 90 and greater than 0. |
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| An angle that measures more than 90 but less than 180. |
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| An angle that measures exactly 180. |
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| An angle that measures exactly 90. |
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| An angle that measures exactly 0. |
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| A line that cuts an object exactly in half or makes co0ngruent angles. |
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