Lecture
Gometry is a branch of mathematics that studies geometric shapes and their properties.
Let's get acquainted with the basic geometric concepts studied in elementary school .
A point is a basic and simplest geometric figure.
In geometry, a point is indicated by a capital Latin letter or number. Many Latin letters in writing are similar to English letters.
In the text, a point is designated by the following symbol: (•) A - point A
A straight line is the simplest geometric shape that has no beginning or end.
The words “has neither beginning nor end” indicate that the straight line is infinite.
Direct a.
Direct AB.
A beam is a part of a straight line that is located on one side of a point. The beam has a beginning, but no end.
Ray c.
Ray ab.
A segment is a part of a straight line that is bounded by two points (the ends of the segment). The segment has a beginning and an end.
The main property of the segment is its length.
The length of the segment is the distance between its ends.
In mathematics, a segment is denoted by capital Latin letters.
AB cut.
A polyline is a geometric figure consisting of points that are connected by segments.
The vertices of the polyline are the points at which the segments that make up the polyline are joined.
Links of a broken line are pieces of a broken line.
In mathematics, broken line is denoted by capital Latin letters.
Polyline ABCD.
The vertices of the polyline - A, B, C, D.
Links of the broken line - AB, BC, CD.
To find the length of a polyline, it is necessary to add the lengths of all its links (segments) of which it consists.
KLCM = KL + LC + CM = 3 cm + 2 cm + 2 cm = 7 cm.
So we got acquainted with the basics of geometry . Now we are ready to consider an equally important geometric figure - the angle. To do this, go to the next page by clicking on the “View topic content” button at the top of the page.
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Planometry
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