Which of the following represent a line

Mathematics

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Aneli [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hello!

There are multiple ways to tell a line from anything else, (segment, ray ex.)

A line never truely ends, and it is ALWAYS straight.

If it's:

~ Not straight

~ Has dots at ends

Then it's not a line

If it doesn't end, and is straight, then chances are, it is a line.

Take a look at the chart I have attached for different types of lines.

I hope this helped you, and have a great day!!!

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