Euclidean Geometry

Question 1

Which statements are true regarding undefinable terms in geometry? Check all that apply.A point has no length or width. A point indicates a location in a coordinate plane. A plane has one dimension, length. A line has a definite beginning and end. A plane consists of an infinite set of lines. A line consists of an infinite set of points.

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A: A point has no length or width.; B: A point indicates a location in a coordinate plane.; E: A plane consists of an infinite set of lines.; F: A line consists of an infinite set of points.

Question 2

Which statements are true based on the diagram? Check all that apply.

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A: Points A, B, and D are on both planes.; B: Point H is not on plane R.; D: Points C, D, and A are noncollinear.; E: The line containing points F and G is on plane R.

Question 3

The intersection of plane A and plane S will be .

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D: line CW

Question 4

The three collinear points on line m are.

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C: J, K, and W

Question 5

Brook states that the distance on the line is 4 units. Caleb states that the whole line does not have a distance because it continues on forever. Vivian states that the line is 6 units long. | Which distance did Brook measure? | Which distance did Vivian measure?

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A: the distance between L and M

Question 6

The intersection of lines n and k is .

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A: point V

Question 7

Point is not on line m.

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D: Y

Question 8

Brook states that the distance on the line is 4 units. Caleb states that the whole line does not have a distance because it continues on forever. Vivian states that the line is 6 units long. | Which distance did Brook measure? | Which distance did Vivian measure?

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C: the distance between M and N

Question 9

Point X is the intersection of .

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C: line m and plane A

Question 10

line(s) could be drawn through points P and X.

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A: One

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