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What is a point?
What is a point?
- The set of all points in three dimensions.
- It marks a location and is named by a capital letter. (correct)
- It is a flat surface that goes on forever.
- An infinite set of points in one dimension.
What describes a line?
What describes a line?
- It is two-dimensional.
- An infinite set of points that goes on forever. (correct)
- Part of a line consisting of two endpoints.
- A flat surface extending infinitely.
What is a plane?
What is a plane?
- A flat surface that has thickness.
- A flat surface that goes on forever in two directions. (correct)
- A set of points in three dimensions.
- A point that divides a segment.
What is space in geometry?
What is space in geometry?
What does collinear mean?
What does collinear mean?
What describes noncollinear points?
What describes noncollinear points?
What does coplanar mean?
What does coplanar mean?
What does noncoplanar mean?
What does noncoplanar mean?
What is an intersection?
What is an intersection?
What describes a segment?
What describes a segment?
What is a ray?
What is a ray?
What does perpendicular mean?
What does perpendicular mean?
What defines parallel lines?
What defines parallel lines?
What does skew mean?
What does skew mean?
What are opposite rays?
What are opposite rays?
What does congruent segments mean?
What does congruent segments mean?
What is a midpoint?
What is a midpoint?
What is an endpoint?
What is an endpoint?
What is a segment bisector?
What is a segment bisector?
What defines a perpendicular bisector?
What defines a perpendicular bisector?
What are intersecting lines?
What are intersecting lines?
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Study Notes
Basic Geometric Concepts
- Point: Represents a location, indicated by a capital letter; has no dimensions or thickness (0-dimensional).
- Line: Infinite collection of points extending indefinitely; characterized by being one-dimensional with no thickness.
- Plane: Flat surface extending infinitely in two directions; composed of an infinite set of points; has two dimensions and no thickness.
- Space: Three-dimensional context encompassing all points in geometry.
Relationships Among Points
- Collinear Points: Points situated on the same straight line.
- Noncollinear Points: Points that do not lie on the same straight line.
- Coplanar Points: Points that exist within the same flat surface or plane.
- Noncoplanar Points: Points that do not share the same plane.
Geometric Interactions
- Intersection: Common set of points shared by two figures.
- Segment: Portion of a line defined by two endpoint locations, includes all points in between.
- Ray: A part of a line that begins at a specific point and extends infinitely in one direction.
Special Line Relationships
- Perpendicular Lines: Lines that intersect at right angles (90 degrees).
- Parallel Lines: Lines that remain consistently distant from each other and do not meet; both lines exist within the same plane.
- Skew Lines: Lines that do not intersect and are not parallel, existing in different planes.
Line Segments and Their Properties
- Opposite Rays: Two rays sharing a common endpoint that extend in opposite directions to create a line.
- Congruent Segments: Line segments that are equal in length.
- Midpoint: The point that bisects a segment into two equal (congruent) segments.
Segment Divisions
- Endpoint: The terminating point of a line segment or ray.
- Segment Bisector: A line that intersects a segment at its midpoint, creating two congruent segments.
- Perpendicular Bisector: A line that is perpendicular to a segment and passes through its midpoint.
Line Relationships
- Intersecting Lines: Lines that cross one another at a designated point.
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