Geometrical definitions

Hey friends!! i am here to work on some geometrical definitions like the definition of perpendicular, what is a polygon and many more. I am sure this post is going to be very informative and it will help you learn the geometrical figures and definitions perfectly.

Definition of perpendicular:- Perpendicular lines are known when two lines intersect each other and forms a 90 degree i.e. right angle. In simple words, two lines are said to be perpendicular when the angle between them is about 90 degree.

Now lets go to our next definition that is definition of a polygon, look below.

Definition of a polygon:- Polygon is a 2 dimensional regulate and it should has 3 or more than 3 sides. For monition ,we can triangle is a polygon because it has 3 sides, like wise we can say what are all the shapes consist of more than 3 sides like square, rectangle, pentagon, hexagon and other shapes.

I will come back with many more definitions, do you want to know any definition, feel free to write down. I will come back soon guys.

factors of 40 and 56

Here we have an interesting topic to discuss factors of 40 and this is the continuous of my last post where i discussed on factors of 45 and factors of 36.

Factors of 40:- The factors of 40 are 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10, 20, 40....

We have discussed factors of various numbers till date and i have always found you guys have liked it also. Guys once i get some comment from you all i am very happy and as per your feedback i post my next post. So guys keep writing to me.

Now lets look at factors of 56 below.

Factors of 56:- The factors of 56 are 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 14, 28, and 56.

Easy isn't it. Start working on it now...i will be back shortly.

Also you can follow my blogs for Prime factorization. I hope this was useful.

triangle pictures

Here below i have some triangle pictures and their definitions below. What is a triangle? This you guys have learn t and i am sure you will enjoy this post too.

Look below for the definition of the three different types of triangle.

Guys this is an isosceles triangle, here we see two sides of the triangle are congruent to each other. Two sides of an isosceles triangle are equal and the unequal side is said to be the base of the triangle.
This is a equilateral triangle, we we find all the angles are equal, all sides are equal to each other. The length of all the sides are also equal.

Here i have the scalene triangle. This is not the similar triangle as the
others, the angles of a scalene triangle are all different. The length of the three sides are different with all three different angles.

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Circle

Do you remember what is diameter of a circle? This is the topic i have already discussed with you, and not once but many times. But on request from my friends i will do it again. I explained you how to find diameter with a formula.

I come up with different types of definition for various geometrical figures.

Do you know what are different types of triangle, what is acute triangle look for my older post and answer me the question...

How to find Diameter

Well the topic tells you the concept i have decided to discuss with you. It is the formula for diameter of a circle, i have also solved a few simple problem and also with the definition of a diameter of a circle. on it as well.

Diameter of a circle:- Diameter is the longest line which divides the circle into two halves. It is the lines which passes through the center and it is also said to be twice the radius of a circle.

Now look at the definition of how to find the diameter of a circle.

To find Diameter, the formula is r*r or 2(r) it can also be said twice the radius.

Look for a simple example below which will help you find the diameter of circle.

Example No1.

The circle has the radius 5 meter .find the diameter of the circle.

Solution:

Given:

Radius = 5 meter.

Here, the radius of the circle is given.

Formula to find the diameter = 2r

r = radius

= 2 x 5

=10 is the diameter of the circle.


We will learn on circumference of a circle formula in my next post. Do you like this topic....