Which statement best compares a line and a point?
A line can lie on a plane whereas a point cannot lie on a plane.

A point has no dimension and a line has one dimension.

A line can have line segments on it whereas a point cannot be on any line segment.

A point is a location whereas a line has several planes located on it.

Question

Which statement best compares a line and a point?
 A line can lie on a plane whereas a point cannot lie on a plane.

 A point has no dimension and a line has one dimension.

 A line can have line segments on it whereas a point cannot be on any line segment.

 A point is a location whereas a line has several planes located on it.

anonymous · Answer

@mathslover

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@LazyBoy

anonymous · Answer

A point has no dimension and a line has one dimension.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks do you have time for another question?

anonymous · Answer

Sure

anonymous · Answer

Trisha drew a pair of line segments starting from a vertex. 
  
Which of these statements best compares the pair of line segments with the vertex?

 The line segments and the vertex have length as a dimension of measurement and there are three collinear points on each.

 Line segments and the vertex have two endpoints each and the distance between the end points is their dimension.

 Line segments have two endpoints and a vertex is a common endpoint where two line segments meet.

 The line segments and the vertex have their lines extending in one direction only and the lengths of both are infinite.

anonymous · Answer

Um lets see....

anonymous · Answer

Line segments have two endpoints and a vertex is a common endpoint where two line segments meet.