Peyton Jones selfieometry

1 - This is an example of a radius. This is a radius because it is half the distance of the diameter which is the length across a circle.
The bulls eye of the dart board is a perfect radius of the full circle.
2 - This image is of the steps of a tree stand. The bars in between form a perfect square with all sides and all angles equal to
ninety degrees.

3 - This is an image of a giant tree outside of my house it forms a perfect line segment.
4 - This is a image of a picture at the mall. It is a rectangle with two sets of parallel sides, two bases that are smaller in this
situation than the legs of the rectangle. A rectangle has four congruent ninety degree angles.
5 - This is a image of our fishing poles up at the camp. The poles form perfect parallel lines when lined up perfectly equal.
6 - The same poles as the previous image are cut by a transversal and can form opposite exterior angles. The exterior angles
shall be equal to each other.
 7 - The same fishing poles and parallel lines cut by a transversal, can be an example of same side interior angles. Same side
interior angles are equal to 180. If one is 56 and you do not know the other same side interior angle you can set up an equation
180-56=X, X=124
8 - This dart board is a perfect example of a circle. The circle is equal to 360 degrees.
9 - The dart board can be used to show the diameter. The diameter is the full length across the circle or in this case the dart
board

10 - The steps of the ladder can be used to show a trapezoid. A trapezoid has only one pair of parallel sides. The base of the
trapezoid are parallel.
 11 - The dog house is a polygon. The dog house is a five sided shape called a pentagon.

12 - The arm of the chair can be used to show an example of a acute triangle. In a acute triangle all angles are less than ninety
degrees.
13 - The design of the door window has a rhombus it has four congruent sides and perpendicular diagonals.
14 - The tile on the floor can put together vertical angles. Vertical angles are equal and can be used in proofs most commonly in
bowtie problems
15 - The wall meets the base board to form a ninety degree angle called a right angle. A right angle is what help makes a square