BA has initial point B.
So, you want a ray with initial point B pointing the other way.
That would, of course, be BD.
Description of the ray. It's a straight line with the points A B C D all in a row.
A) Ray BD
B) Ray BA
C) Ray CA
D) Ray DA
This doesn't make sense. I thought that CD would be opposite of BA. But I've done some thinking and I think the answer Is BD.
So, you want a ray with initial point B pointing the other way.
That would, of course, be BD.
So, you want a ray with initial point B pointing the other way.
That would of course be BD.
In this case, the description states that there is a straight line with points A, B, C, and D in a row. Since the ray mentioned in the options starts from point B, it cannot be opposite of ray BA. Similarly, ray CA and ray DA also start from different points.
Therefore, the correct answer is A) Ray BD, as it starts from point B (same as BA) but extends in the opposite direction.