What two changes could you make to the following statement to make it true?
A ray has two endpoints and extends infinitely in opposite directions

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What two changes could you make to the following statement to make it true?
A ray has two endpoints and extends infinitely in opposite directions

anonymous · Answer

If a ray were to have two endpoints, it'd include the definition of a line and be fallacious, since it could not extend infinitely, yet be finitely bound. It must have only one end-point, unless we're working in different geometries.

anonymous · Answer

?????

anonymous · Answer

line=>"line segment"
A ray cannot have two endpoints if it extends infinitely. It may only have one endpoint. (Although there are specifics to this, this is the jist).

anonymous · Answer

but what 2 statments would make it true?

anonymous · Answer

A ray is a figure which has a single end point, and extends infinitely in one direction.
Now, figure out what is wrong with the given definition, based on the one I just gave.