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A line segment joining a vertex to the midpoint of the side opposite to the vertex is called: |
- A. altitude to the triangle
- B. side bisector of the triangle
- C. angle bisector if the triangle
- D. median to the triangle
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| 2 |
The opposite angles of a parallelogram are: |
- A. congruent
- B. similar
- C. equal
- D. right angle
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A line segment that bisects and angles of the triangle and has its other end on the side opposite to that angle is called: |
- A. altitude of the triangle
- B. incenter of the triangle
- C. angle bisector if the triangle
- D. median of the triangle
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The number of angle bisectors of a triangle is: |
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Median to the equal sides of an isosceles triangle are: |
- A. congruent
- B. equal
- C. similar
- D. unequal
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The point at which the three angle-bisector of a triangle meet is called: |
- A. circum-cneter of the triangle
- B. incenter of the triangle
- C. centroid of the triangle
- D. orthocenter of the triangle
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| 7 |
The centro id of a triangle divides each one of the medians in the ratio: |
- A. 1:1
- B. 1:2
- C. 2:1
- D. 2:2
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| 8 |
If the points of contact of a common tangent to the two circles are on the same side of the line joining their centers then this common tangent is called: |
- A. external tangent
- B. internal tangent
- C. concyclic tangent
- D. concentric tangent
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| 9 |
An equilateral rectangle is called a: |
- A. Polygon
- B. quadrilateral
- C. parallelogram
- D. square
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The point of intersection of the perpendicular bisectors of he sides of a triangle meet is called |
- A. circum-center of the triangle
- B. incenter of he triangle
- C. centroid of the triangle
- D. orthocenter of the triangle
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