A line can take different shapes depending on the geometric figure or prism it is representing.
<h3>How would you describe a line on a cone?</h3>
A cone is a solid figure that arises as a result of the revolution or rotation of a right triangle taking its leg as its axis. According to the above, a line in a cone can be seen as straight from the tip of the cone to its base.
<h3>How would you describe a line on a sphere?</h3>
A sphere is a solid figure that arises as a result of the revolution or rotation of a circle about its own center. A line on a sphere can be seen to be circular as if a cut were made in any plane of the sphere.
<h3>How would you describe a line in a box?</h3>
A box is a solid figure that arises as a result of the projections of a rectangle in three dimensions. A line in a box can be seen as either side, a straight line that is at 90° angles to two others.
<h3>How would you describe a line in a hyperboloid figure?</h3>
A hyperboloid figure is a solid figure that arises as a result of the revolution or rotation of a hyperbola. A line in a hyperboloid can take the curved shape of any of its sides.
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