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Answer:</h2>
zero-dimensional--
A. Point
one-dimensional figures--
C. Ray
E. Segment
F. Line
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Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
- A zero dimensional model is one which has no dimensions.
i.e. it does not has any height, width, volume , length etc.
Among the given options the zero-dimensional is:
A. Point
( Since a point has no dimensions it is just represented by a simple word location)
- One-dimensional means that is has just one dimension and hence give information such as length, width or height.
( A model in one dimension can't have a volume or area)
Among the given examples the one-dimensional figures are:
C. Ray
( Since, a ray is a line that is extend infinitely in one direction and has a starting point)
E. Segment
A segment is a line which is bound from both the side i.e. we may know a information about the length of the segment.
F. Line
Line is the collection of the points along a straight path.
