Responses
a statement that is proved true using arguments and facts that are accepted as true
a statement that is proved true using arguments and facts that are accepted as true
a statement that is based on observations but is not yet proven
a statement that is based on observations but is not yet proven
a term that does not need to be explained because it is explained using examples and descriptions
a term that does not need to be explained because it is explained using examples and descriptions
a statement that is accepted as true and is not proven
a statement that is accepted as true and is not proven
a statment that explains the meaning of a term or concept
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The correct response is:
a term that does not need to be explained because it is explained using examples and descriptions.
Undefined terms are fundamental concepts in a field (such as geometry) that are accepted without definition and are understood through examples or intuitive understanding. Common examples include terms like "point," "line," and "plane."
