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Geometry is a construction of object according to our given measurement. Geometry contains the collection of object it should be square, rectangle, triangle, circle, Parallelogram, cone, cylinder, cube, prism, quadrilateral. Fundamental concept of concepts are plane, Points, Rays, Lines, Line segment, Type of line .Basically geometry contains two object 2D and 3D objects

Fundamental concepts of geometry:

Plane as a flat surface which extends infinitely in all the directions

Point is a particular location of area.

A ray starts from a fixed point and extends endlessly in one direction. This fixed point is called the end point or initial point of the ray.

A line segment has a definite length

A line segment has two end-points A ray does not have a definite length

A ray does not have a definite length. A ray has one end-point. A ray has one end-point.

Types of Lines and Angles :

Major kinds of geometry:

Riemannian geometry(Elliptic geometry)

Analytic geometry

Algebraic Geometry

Differential geometry

Descriptive Geometry

Projective geometry

Non Euclidean Geometry

Types of line and angles in geometric:

Lines:

Intersecting line: Two lines that cross through each other

Perpendicular line: Two lines that form 90 degrees on intersection

Parallel line: Two lines that do not intersect each other at any point

Angles:

Acute angle:

An angle whose measure is less than 90 degrees and greater then degrees is called an acute angle.

Right angle:

An angle whose measure is 90 degrees is called right angle.

Obtuse angle:

The angle whose measure is greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees is called obtuse angle.

Straight angle :

when the angle of measurement is 180 degrees called a straight angle

Reflex angle:

when the measurement of angle is greater than 180 degrees and less than 360 degrees that is called reflex

Different Types of Shapes:

Different types of shapes

1 sqaure

In square four sides are equal.

Diagonals are equal.

Angles of the square is 90deg

2.Rectangle

In rectangle opposite sides are equal

Diagonals are equal.

Contains four sides length and width

Angles also 90deg

3.Triangle

In triangle contains three sides.

Side lengths are not equal to one another

Total angles are 180deg

Triangles are classified based on the side length

Isosceles Triangle

Scalene Triangle

Equilateral Triangle

Right Triangle

Acute Triangle

Obtuse Triangle

4.Circle

circumference is define as perimeter of the circle

Diameter: A straight line is passed through the circle center point is called diamater

Diameter=2*Radius

5.Parallelogram

Opposite sides and angles are congruent

Parallelogram Diagonals bisect to each other

Each Consecutive angles are supplementary

6.Trapezoid

It is two dimensional object

It is also called a trapezium.

7.Cone

Cone is three dimensional object in geometry

Volume of the cone was depends on the height of the cone and base area of cone

8.sphere

Sphere is the one of the three dimensional object in goemetyr

It was rounded surface of the area.

Depends on the radius of spere

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9.Cylinder

Cylinder contains two bases.upper is a one circular base,and bottom is a one circular base of cylinder.

Area of the cylinder is depends on height and radius of the circular base.

10.cube

Cube is also one of the three dimensional object in geometry.

It contains six faces and six corners

It was fully depends on the cide lengths of the six faces.

11.Hemisphere:

Hemissphere is the half of the sphere

Either bottom or top is a rounded base of hemisphere

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