Geometry Concurrent Points

This image shows the symbol of an arc of a circle

• True

• False

How many segments can you illustrate in the figure?

• 3

• 2

• 1

• 0

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Points or lines all in one plane.

• Ray

• Collinear

• Point

• Coplanar

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A portion of a line that starts at a point (the endpoint) and continues forever in one direction.

• Point

• Parallel

• Ray

• Line

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Match the following

• Centroid

• Point of concurrency of Perpendicular Bisectors

• Orthocenter

• Point of concurrency of Altitudes

• Circumcenter

• Point of concurrency of Medians

• Incenter

• Point of concurrency of Angle Bisectors

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Which set of points are coplanar?

​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

Put letters in alphabetical order.​ ​

• D

• E

• H

• A

• F

• G

• B

• C

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Match the following lines to its point of concurrency.

• circumcenter

• angle bisectors

• orthocenter

• median

• centroid

• perpendicular bisector

• incenter

• altitudes

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The​ (a)   divides each median into two sections at a 2:1 ratio

• orthocenter

• circumcenter

• incenter

• centroid

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In this lesson and the previous lesson, we also discussed FOUR points of concurrency created by these special segments. Match them below.

• Orthocenter

• Altitudes

• Incenter

• Angle Bisectors

• Centroid

• Perpendicular Bisectors

• Circumcenter

• Medians

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In this lesson and the previous lesson, we have discussed FOUR points of concurrency created by these special segments. Match them below.

• Circumcenter

• Angle Bisectors

• Incenter

• Perpendicular Bisectors

• Orthocenter

• Medians

• Centroid

• Altitudes

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