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Undefined Terms in Geometry

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Q 1/10
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1. Which of the terms best describe points, lines and planes?
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geometric concepts
undefined models
concrete representation
undefined terms
Q 2/10
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2. Which has no width but has a length and extends indefinitely on both sides?
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angle
plane
point
line

10 questions

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1. Which of the terms best describe points, lines and planes?

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2. Which has no width but has a length and extends indefinitely on both sides?

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3. It has no dimension. Has no length, width, or thickness.

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4. It has infinite width and infinite length but no thickness.

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5. It is a subset of a line consisting of two endpoints and all the points in between.

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6. Which is a subset of a line that starts at one point of a line and goes on indefinitely in one direction.

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7. Which object represents a point?

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8. Which object represents a line?

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9. Name the image

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10. Name the image

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