10 Points ! Geometry in Real Life.?

Question

Could you give me some ideas on how these examples of geometry terms are represented in real life? It is supposed to be objects.
Here are the terms.
Point
Line
Segment
Ray
Opposite Rays
Perpendicular Lines
Parrallel Lines
Acute Angle
Obtuse Angle
Right Angle
Vertical Angles (Acute only)
Adjacent Angles (must be less than 180 Degrees)
Linear Pair

Thank you so much !

Answer 1

You have to put down tile or some type of flooring, you need to be able to use these to figure out how much tile to order and then how to lay this tile so that you have to cut the least amount (I mean really who wants to cut tiles for forever).

Answer 2

Opposite Rays In Geometry

Answer 3

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10 Points ! Geometry in Real Life.?
Could you give me some ideas on how these examples of geometry terms are represented in real life? It is supposed to be objects.
Here are the terms.
Point
Line
Segment
Ray
Opposite Rays
Perpendicular Lines
Parrallel Lines
Acute Angle
Obtuse Angle
Right Angle
Vertical Angles (Acute...

Answer 4

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Answer 5

point - ball
Line - street lines
segment - shelf
ray - sun ray
opposite rays - peacock feathers
perpendicular lines - cross
parallel lines - ladder
acute angle - one fourth of a kite
obtuse angle - recliner chair
right angle - frame corner
vertical angles -
adjacent angles -
Linear pair -

Sorry I'm almost had them all but I forgot the rest... Give me a break it's my last year in school.

Answer 6

Here are a few:
parallel lines are used on parking lots
right angles are used in doorways, on athletic fields, etc. (perpendicular lines form right angles, so this is related)

Answer 7

point-decimals (money)
line-equator
segment-don't know
ray-
oppostite rays-
perpendicular-doorways, tables
parallel-parking lot spaces
acute-antenneas! (like on a tv!)
obtuse-rooftops?
right-doorways, doors, windows
vertical-keyboard stand
adjacent-mouldings (on walls)
linear pair-building...freeways?


sry, can't help much more than that. it's been a while since i've studied geometry

Answer 8

how about thinking about a pool table while you are playing, it is all geometry. now as my teachers in high school would say, now you think about it!

Answer 9

all these are 2-dimensional, there is nothing in real life that is 2-dimensional.

Answer 10

Point - decimal point is money
Line - on a cell phone
Segment- no idea