Asked by jonothan
Which defines a line segment?
two rays with a common endpoint
a piece of a line with two endpoints
a piece of a line with one endpoint
all points equidistant from a given poin
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"a piece of a line with two endpoints"
Explanation: A line segment is the portion of a line bounded by two distinct endpoints. A ray has one endpoint and extends infinitely; two rays with a common endpoint form an angle (unless they are opposite rays, which form a line). "All points equidistant from a given point" describes a circle.
Explanation: A line segment is the portion of a line bounded by two distinct endpoints. A ray has one endpoint and extends infinitely; two rays with a common endpoint form an angle (unless they are opposite rays, which form a line). "All points equidistant from a given point" describes a circle.
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