Definition:Vertex
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Vertex may refer to:
- Graph Theory:
- Vertex of Graph: The vertices of a graph are the points, which may or may not be joined by edges.
- Geometry and Solid Geometry:
- Vertex: A point at which $2$ or more line segments meet on the boundary of a geometric figure:
- Vertex of Polygon: The corners of a polygon are known as its vertices.
- Vertex of Polyhedron: The corners of a polyhedron are known as its vertices.
- Vertex of Angle: The point at which the lines containing an angle meet is known as its vertex.
- Vertex of Solid Angle: The common vertex of the angles containing a solid angle is known as the vertex of that solid angle.
- Vertex of Cone: Another term for apex.
- Vertex: A point at which $2$ or more line segments meet on the boundary of a geometric figure:
- Conic Sections:
- Vertex of Conic Section:
- Vertex of Ellipse: The endpoints of the major axis of an ellipse are its vertices.
- Vertex of Parabola: The point at which a parabola cuts its axis.
- Vertex of Hyperbola: The points where a hyperbola intersects its major axis are its vertices.
- Vertex of Conic Section:
Linguistic Note
The plural of vertex is vertices.
The word vertex is Latin for peak, from which the irregular plural form.
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