POLYGONS
polygonnot a polygon
A polygon is a plane figure.A polygon is a closed region.A polygon is formed by three or more segments as its sides.Each side of a polygon intersects only one segment at each of its endpoints.poli + gonus “many angled”What is a polygon?
Polygon or Not a Polygon?Polygon
Polygon or Not a Polygon?Not Polygonbecause sides are not segments.
Polygon or Not a Polygon?Not Polygonbecause sides are intersecting not just at the endpoints.
Polygon or Not a Polygon?Polygon
Polygon or Not a Polygon?Not Polygonbecause sides are intersecting not just at the endpoints.
Polygon or Not a Polygon?Polygon
Polygon or Not a Polygon?Not Polygonbecause sides are intersecting more than one other side at its endpoint.
Regions in a Polygon
Parts of a Polygonsidesconsecutive sidesincluded anglenonconsecutive sidesinterior angles / vertex anglesconsecutive anglesincluded sidenonconsecutive anglesexterior anglesdiagonals
ALL POLYGONS
ALL POLYGONS???
ALL POLYGONS!
How can these polygons be divided into two groups?
Convex PolygonsConcave Polygons
Polygon ConvexityA polygonal region is convex if any segment joining any two points of the polygon is part of the interior region.If a polygon is not convex, then its is concave.
Convex or Concave?Convex
Convex or Concave?Concavebecause a segment connecting points on the polygon that will lie in the exterior can be drawn.
Convex or Concave?Convex
Convex or Concave?Concavebecause a segment connecting points on the polygon that will lie in the exterior can be drawn.
Convex or Concave?Concavebecause a segment connecting points on the polygon that will lie in the exterior can be drawn.
Convex or Concave?Convex
Convex or Concave?Concavebecause a segment connecting points on the polygon that will lie in the exterior can be drawn.
Naming PolygonsBADCPolygons are named by writing their consecutive vertices in order, such as ABCD or CDAB for the polygon above.We cannot name the polygon as DBAC.
Connecting to Prior KnowledgeThink of words beginning with the prefixes tri-, quad-, pent-, and oct-.Examples: triathlon, quadriplegic, pentameter, and octopus.Meanings? (words and prefixes)
Polygons can be named by their number of sides.
EQUIANGULAR POLYGONEQUILATERAL POLYGONREGULAR POLYGONConcept Emphasis
EQUILATERAL but not EQUIANGULAREQUILATERAL and EQUIANGULAR┌┌┌┌EQUILATERAL and EQUIANGULAREQUILATERAL but not EQUIANGULAR┌┌┌┌

Polygons