POLIGONS Polygons are plane shapes enclosed in rectilinear segments (their sides) Depending on the number of sides they have they are called triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons etc…
LABELLING THE PARTS OF A TRIANGLE Vertex : Are indicated by capital letters, A,B, C, etc. Sides : Can be AB, BC, CA, etc. or with small letters a, b, c, etc. In the latter case we use the letter of the opposite vertex. Angles: Are indicated by  etc.
TRIANGLES Clasification by angles Two angles of a triangle will always be acute angles. Depending on the other angle the triangle will be acute angled, right angled, or obtuse angled . obtuse acute right angled
TRIANGLES Clasification by sides A triangle with all three sides equal is called an equilateral . If it has two sides equal it is called an isosceles . If the three sides are different it is called a scalene . scalene equilateral isosceles
QUADRILATERALS CLASIFICATION OF QUADRILATERALS PARALLELOGRAMS (OPPOSITE SIDES PARALLEL) Rectangles Rhombuses Parallelograms NON PARALLELOGRAMS Trapeziums Trapezoids (only two sides parallel)
REGULAR POLYGONS A regular polygon is one in which all sides are equal and all angles are equal. All regular polygons have a circumscribed circumference. n = number of sides
CIRCUMFERENCE A circle is a shape with all points the same distance from its center . A circle is named by its center . Thus, the circle below will be called circle A since its center is at point A. The circumference is the line which makes the circle. A circle is the most perfect plane figure.