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Alternate angles on parallel lines

are equal

Co-interior angles on parallel lines


add to 180°

Corresponding angles on parallel lines


are equal

Interior angles of any triangle


add to 180°

Interior angles of any quadrilateral


add to 360°

Angles at a point
add to 360°

Angles on a straight line


add to 180°

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Vertically opposite angles
are equal

Base angles of isosceles triangle


are equal

Reflex angle
is more than 180°

Bearing
= bearing210

Radius
and Diameter

Vertex

Intersection

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A prism

Has the same cross-section


for its whole length

Cylinder

Cuboid

Rhombus

Trapezium

Parallelogram

Quadrilateral

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A regular polygon A closed shape with
equal sides and equal angles

Equilateral triangle

Regular octagon

Regular hexagon

Regular pentagon

Perpendicular

B
∠ ABC

C
A

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Y10

A triangle formed from


two radii is isosceles

Y10

A tangent
is at 90° to the radius it touches

Y10

An angle formed from a diameter


is a right angle

Y10

The sum of the interior angles 180° × (sides – 2)


of any polygon

Y10

360°
The sum of the exterior angles
of any polygon

Similar shapes
× 1.5
12 8
Have the same size angles and
a scale factor of enlargement 4
6

Similar shapes
9 6
Share a ratio
of side lengths
×3 ×3 2
3
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Y11

An angle at the centre


is twice the angle at the edge
from the same arc

Y11

Opposite angles
of a cyclic quadrilateral
add to 180°

Y11

Angles from the same arc


to the outside are equal

Y11

Chord
and Arc

extra

The angle from tangent


to chord is equal to the angle
angle subtended by that chord

extra

Tangents from an external point


are equal length

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