what could be the name of a point
k (all fancy looking)
t
2
b

Question

what could be the name of a point 
k (all fancy looking)
t
2
b

anonymous · Answer

i kinda need it now?

tommynaut · Answer

What exactly is your question?

anonymous · Answer

im doing geometry and i need to know which one could be the name of a point or line i think

anonymous · Answer

and the stuff below it are possible answers

tommynaut · Answer

Could there be more than 1 answer?

anonymous · Answer

uh no only one

tommynaut · Answer

Well, the number "2" could be an ordinate of a point but you wouldn't name a point "2". Usually, a point is named as A(x,y), with x and y being coordinates. As letters are usually used to name points, your answer could be k, t or b, unless if your questions is more specific.

anonymous · Answer

The downside of what schooling i do is that that is all that it tells me.

anonymous · Answer

there might be multiple answers

tommynaut · Answer

Well, maybe if the k is all fancy looking, then that would be the correct answer? It really depends on how they taught it to you, but if I was to answer it, I would go with k, t and b and if they mark you wrong you can argue your point :p

tommynaut · Answer

Pun intended

anonymous · Answer

Ok haha thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

what about if it was a line?

tommynaut · Answer

Again, all three pronumerals can be used, but it depends on the situation - I think the question is very vague. For example, 2 could be the correct answer as x = 2 is definitely a line. However, the line would usually be defined by x, not by 2.
A line could have the equation y = mx + b, and in this instance b represents the y=intercept, which is a point. For this reason, b might be the best answer to go with if you can only choose one pronumeral being the name of a "point" and it could also make it less appealing as an answer if the name was of a "line".
The letter k is usually used when finding the equation of a line given the intersection of two lines and another point, but it is not attributed to a certain point or line itself.
The letter t is, if anything, used as the variable for "time" when using parametrics.

If you had to go with only 1 answer, you could choose b, as it DOES represent a certain point in the gradient/intercept formula for a line y = mx + b ... although the letter b can represent many other things in different formulas too.

If you want 1 answer, go with b. If you think you can argue the case for all 3 pronumerals, go with k, t and b.