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WGU D127 - Mathematics for Elementary Educators III UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers line - CORRECT ANSWER- A straight one-dimensional figure that extends infinitely in both directions. perpendicular - CORRECT ANSWER- Describes lines intersecting each other to form a 90 degree, ...

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WGU D127 - Mathematics for Elementary
Educators III UPDATED Exam Questions
and CORRECT Answers

line - CORRECT ANSWER- A straight one-dimensional figure that extends infinitely in both
directions.


perpendicular - CORRECT ANSWER- Describes lines intersecting each other to form a 90
degree, or right, angle.


circle - CORRECT ANSWER- The set of all points that are equidistant from a point.


radius - CORRECT ANSWER- The distance from the center of a circle or sphere to any point
on the outer edge.


isosceles trapezoid - CORRECT ANSWER- Quadrilateral with one pair of parallel opposite
sides (the bases) and another pair of equal opposite sides.


interior angle - CORRECT ANSWER- An angle inside a shape between two joined sides.


square - CORRECT ANSWER- A quadrilateral with four equal sides and four 90° angles.


regular polygon - CORRECT ANSWER- A polygon with equal sides and equal angles.


central angle - CORRECT ANSWER- Shape formed when 2 lines or rays meet with vertex
meets only the center point of the circle.


hypotenuse - CORRECT ANSWER- The largest side of a right triangle, opposite the right
angle. Only right triangles have a hypotenuse.


kite - CORRECT ANSWER- Quadrilateral with two sets of adjacent equal sides and one set
of equal opposite angles.

,reflex angle - CORRECT ANSWER- Angles greater than 180°.


vertical line - CORRECT ANSWER- A line that runs up and down on the coordinate plane,
parallel to the y-axis. It has no run, or change in x-value.


parallel - CORRECT ANSWER- Two lines, line segments, rays, or planes that are the same
distance from one another and never intersect.


trapezoid - CORRECT ANSWER- Quadrilateral with one pair of parallel opposite sides.


bisect - CORRECT ANSWER- To divide into two equal parts.


isosceles triangle - CORRECT ANSWER- A triangle with two equal sides and two equal
corresponding angles.


angle - CORRECT ANSWER- The amount of rotation (often measured in degrees) needed to
make one line segment, ray, or line identical with another line segment, ray, or line.


inscribed angles - CORRECT ANSWER- Shape formed when 2 lines or rays meet with a
vertex that meets the circumference of a circle.


vertex - CORRECT ANSWER- A point where two line segments meet to form an angle.


irregular polygon - CORRECT ANSWER- A polygon whose sides are not all equal and
whose angles have different measures.


straight angle - CORRECT ANSWER- An angle that measures 180 degrees.


line segment - CORRECT ANSWER- Shortest distance between two points; completely
straight with two endpoints.

, rectangle - CORRECT ANSWER- Quadrilateral with four right angles, equal opposite sides,
and two sets of parallel opposite sides.


sector - CORRECT ANSWER- A portion of a circle defined by two radii and an intercepted
arc.


triangle inequality theorem - CORRECT ANSWER- For every triangle, the sum of any two
sides is always greater than the third side.


parallelogram - CORRECT ANSWER- Quadrilateral with opposite, parallel, equal sides and
equal opposite angles.


ray - CORRECT ANSWER- A line with a single endpoint (or point of origin) that extends
infinitely in the other direction.


acute angle - CORRECT ANSWER- Angles less than 90°.


equilateral triangle - CORRECT ANSWER- A triangle with three equal sides and three angles
of 60 degrees each.


x-axis - CORRECT ANSWER- The horizontal line that passes through the origin on a
coordinate plane.


origin - CORRECT ANSWER- The point on a coordinate plane where the x-axis and y-axis
intersect. Typically, the point represents 0 on both axes.


center - CORRECT ANSWER- The point from which all the points on a circle are
equidistant.


right angle - CORRECT ANSWER- An angle of 90°


diameter - CORRECT ANSWER- The distance from one side of a circle to the other side that
passes through the center point.

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