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Concept Enumerations

That is a perfect course description. Now for our next step, use this course description to create an enumerated list of the 150 core concepts taught in this course. Return this list as a numbered list with only a short concept label in each list element. Use short names and abbreviations when possible.

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  1. Point
  2. Line
  3. Plane
  4. Angle
  5. Segment
  6. Ray
  7. Collinear points
  8. Coplanar points
  9. Intersection
  10. Parallel lines
  11. Perpendicular lines
  12. Midpoint
  13. Bisector
  14. Angle bisector
  15. Perp bisector
  16. Acute angle
  17. Right angle
  18. Obtuse angle
  19. Straight angle
  20. Reflex angle
  21. Adjacent angles
  22. Vertical angles
  23. Complementary angles
  24. Supplementary angles
  25. Linear pair
  26. Transversal
  27. Corresponding angles
  28. Alt int angles
  29. Alt ext angles
  30. Same-side int angles
  31. Same-side ext angles
  32. Triangle
  33. Scalene triangle
  34. Isosceles triangle
  35. Equilateral triangle
  36. Acute triangle
  37. Right triangle
  38. Obtuse triangle
  39. Triangle sum theorem
  40. Ext angle theorem
  41. Congruent triangles
  42. SSS congruence
  43. SAS congruence
  44. ASA congruence
  45. AAS congruence
  46. HL congruence
  47. Triangle inequality
  48. Similar triangles
  49. AA similarity
  50. SSS similarity
  51. SAS similarity
  52. Proportional sides
  53. Pythagorean theorem
  54. 45-45-90 triangle
  55. 30-60-90 triangle
  56. Quadrilateral
  57. Parallelogram
  58. Rectangle
  59. Square
  60. Rhombus
  61. Trapezoid
  62. Isosceles trapezoid
  63. Kite
  64. Properties of parallelogram
  65. Properties of rectangle
  66. Properties of rhombus
  67. Properties of square
  68. Properties of trapezoid
  69. Midsegment theorem
  70. Polygon interior angles
  71. Polygon exterior angles
  72. Circle
  73. Radius
  74. Diameter
  75. Chord
  76. Tangent
  77. Secant
  78. Arc
  79. Central angle
  80. Inscribed angle
  81. Arc length
  82. Sector area
  83. Circumference
  84. Equation of circle
  85. Distance formula
  86. Midpoint formula
  87. Slope
  88. Slope-intercept form
  89. Point-slope form
  90. Standard form (line)
  91. Parallel lines (coord)
  92. Perpendicular lines (coord)
  93. Reflection
  94. Rotation
  95. Translation
  96. Dilation
  97. Transformation
  98. Rigid motion
  99. Isometry
  100. Symmetry
  101. Line symmetry
  102. Rotational symmetry
  103. Tessellation
  104. Glide reflection
  105. Composite transformations
  106. Preimage
  107. Image
  108. Vector
  109. Directed line segment
  110. Component form
  111. Solid geometry
  112. Prism
  113. Cylinder
  114. Pyramid
  115. Cone
  116. Sphere
  117. Surface area (SA)
  118. Volume (Vol)
  119. SA of prism
  120. SA of cylinder
  121. SA of pyramid
  122. SA of cone
  123. SA of sphere
  124. Vol of prism
  125. Vol of cylinder
  126. Vol of pyramid
  127. Vol of cone
  128. Vol of sphere
  129. Nets
  130. Cross section
  131. Euler's formula
  132. Congruent figures
  133. Similar figures
  134. Scale factor
  135. Inductive reasoning
  136. Deductive reasoning
  137. Conditional statement
  138. Converse
  139. Inverse
  140. Contrapositive
  141. Biconditional
  142. Proof
  143. Two-column proof
  144. Paragraph proof
  145. Flowchart proof
  146. Coordinate proof
  147. Geometric constructions
  148. Compass and straightedge
  149. Constructing bisectors
  150. Constructing parallels

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