GIOMETRY

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Definition Of Ray

A ray is a part of a line that begins at a particular point (called the endpoint) and extends
endlessly in one direction
. A ray is also called half-line.

How do we name a Ray?

A ray is named based on the direction in which it extends.

A ray is named with its endpoint in the first place, followed by the direction in which its
moving.
In the example shown below, P is the endpoint and Q is the point towards
which the ray extends. So, the ray PQ is represented as:
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 Line
Definition Of Line

A Line is a straight path that is endless in

both directions.

More About Line

The representation for the line PQ is line.

A line does not have any thickness.

Example of Line

In the above figure, NO and PQ extend

endlessly in both directions. So,line and line
represent lines.

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In modern mathematics, a point refers
usually to an element of some set called a
space.
Contents [hide]
1 Points in Euclidean geometry
More specifically, in Euclidean geometry, a
2 Dimension of a point
point is a primitive notion upon which the
2.1 Vector space dimension
geometry is built, meaning that a point
2.2 Topological dimension
cannot be defined in terms of previously
2.3 Hausdorff dimension
defined objects. That is, a point is defined
3 Geometry without points
only by some properties, called axioms, that
4 Point masses and the Dirac delta
it must satisfy. In particular, the geometric
function
points do not have any length, area, volume
5 See also
or any other dimensional attribute. A
6 References
common interpretation is that the concept of
7 External links
a point is meant to capture the notion of a
unique location in Euclidean space