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Which statement best shows the difference between a line and a point

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gavmur [86]3 years ago

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A line has two or more points on it, a point is one coordinate or number (depending on if it's a graph or a number line).
In other words, a line has more than one data point from a data set, a point is one number or pair from a data set.
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