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Help me pls, the lesson is Basic Geometric Ideas

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LenaWriter [7]2 years ago

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1. Line segment
2. Ray
3. Line
4. Line
5. Acute angle

Alex2 years ago

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2.) <u>Ray</u>

3.) <u>Line</u>

4.) <u>Line</u>

5.) <u>Acute angle</u>

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