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| a polygon with three sides and three corners |
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| a prism that has triangular bases |
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| a pyramid with a base that is a triangle |
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| a display used to organize possible outcomes of an event |
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| a flat shape that has length and width |
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| in box-and-whisker plot, the maximum value of a data set |
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| in a box-and-whisker plot, the data value below which 75% of the data lie; the median of data values between the median of the entire data set and the maximum value |
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| measurement system used in the U.S., which includes inches, feet, ounces, pounds, cups, and gallons as units |
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| a symbol or placeholder used to represent an unknown quantity |
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| the point where the rays meet in an angle or two line segments meet in a polygon; the point where 3 or more edges meet in a solid figure; plural: vertices |
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