1 Lines equidistant apart are parallel.
2 Lines perpendicular meet at right angles.
3 Lines intersecting form vertical opposite equal angles.
4 Line between the numerator and denominator of a fraction is the solidus.
5 Lines can be plotted on the Cartesian plane.
6 Line segments have end points and midpoints.
7 Lines can be in the form of equations.
8 Line of best fit is used in statistical data.
9 Line segments of a regular polygon are equal.
10 Line of reflection for transformation of shapes.
11 Lines of latitude and longitude circulate the globe.
12 Line over a Roman numeral indicates multiplication by a thousand.
13 Line graphs are used for comparing data over a period.
14 Lines can be bisected using a compass.
15 Lines can form simultaneous equations.
16 Lines around a polygon add up to 360 degrees.
17 Line of elevation is looking upwards at an angle.
18 Line of depression is looking down wards at an angle.
19 Lines of symmetry are mirror images.
20 Line that touches a circle is a tangent.
21 Lines are a form of punishment at some schools.
twenty = score triangle = 3-sided figure trapezoid = 4-sided figure tangent = touching, but not intersecting, a curve or curved surface. term = each of the quantities in a ratio, series, or mathematical expression.
20 is the number associated with a 'score.'
well add
each student may score up to 25 points so it is 9 our of 25
The standard score associated with a given level of significance.
1.50
Measures.
75th percentile.
111
1.1236
Duckworth Lewis Method
The standard score associated with a given degree of confidence or level of significance.