ENCYCLOPEDIA  OF  QUADRI-FIGURES

 

(EQF)

  

This  encyclopedia  is  dedicated  to  Quadri-figures.

A QUADRI-FIGURE is a figure consisting of 4 points and/or 4 lines.

 
 
                         E Q F - D E F I N I T I O N S

 P R O P E R T I E S

QA Example

 A quadrangle is a geometrical figure consisting of 4 points.
There is no order in these points.
Abbreviation: QA
 A Quadrangle has:
  • 6 connecting lines
  • 4 component triangles
  • 3 component quadrigons
  • 1 diagonal triangle

QL Example

A quadrilateral is a geometrical figure consisting of 4 lines.
There is no order in these lines.
Abbreviation: QL
A Quadrilateral has:
  • 6 intersection points
  • 4 component triangles
  • 3 component quadrigons
  • 1 diagonal triangle
     
     

QG Example

 
 A quadrigon is a geometrical figure consisting of
 4 consecutive points and 4 consecutive connecting lines.
 There is a cyclic order in these points & lines.
Abbreviation: QG
 
A Quadrigon has:
  • 2 pairs of opposite lines
  • 2 pairs of opposite points
  • 2 diagonals
  • 1 third diagonal
  • 1 diagonal crosspoint
 

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