I am having difficulty with this question.... I have seen three different answers on line! Can you help clarify? I think the answer is d, because there are an infinite number of lines which could be using that point as one of their own points, but since points are technically imaginary spaces only represented by dots, I am not sure they are countable at all. Here's the question:

The number of points that lie on a period at the end of a sentence are _____.
a) visible
b) non-existent
c) measurable
d) infinite

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I am having difficulty with this question.... I have seen three different answers on line! Can you help clarify?   I think the answer is d, because there are an infinite number of lines which could be using that point as one of their own points, but since points are technically imaginary spaces only represented by dots, I am not sure they are countable at all.  Here's the question:

The number of points that lie on a period at the end of a sentence are _____.
a) visible
b) non-existent
c) measurable
d) infinite

fellowroot · Answer

Points have a location, but I believe they have no size.