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What is a line in geometry?
What is a line in geometry?
- An infinitely thin and long collection of points (correct)
- A segment with infinite endpoints
- A ray with two clear endpoints
- A collection of points with a defined length
How are lines typically represented in geometry diagrams?
How are lines typically represented in geometry diagrams?
- As curved shapes with no defined direction
- Using arrows to indicate infinite extension in both directions (correct)
- As segments with visible length
- With two clearly defined endpoints
What distinguishes a line segment from a line?
What distinguishes a line segment from a line?
- Unclear directionality
- Clearly defined endpoints (correct)
- Infinite length
- Named after their midpoint
How are line segments typically named?
How are line segments typically named?
What is unique about a ray compared to a line segment?
What is unique about a ray compared to a line segment?
How are rays typically named?
How are rays typically named?
What is the main difference between a line and a line segment?
What is the main difference between a line and a line segment?
How are lines typically named when at least two points on the line are known?
How are lines typically named when at least two points on the line are known?
What characteristic allows us to measure the length of a line segment?
What characteristic allows us to measure the length of a line segment?
How are rays different from line segments?
How are rays different from line segments?
In naming a ray, what does the first endpoint represent?
In naming a ray, what does the first endpoint represent?
Why do we use arrows to represent lines in geometry diagrams?
Why do we use arrows to represent lines in geometry diagrams?