Question

In Geometry, "line" is _____.

Answer 1

what are the possible answer choices?

Answer 2

a defined term
an undefined term

Answer 3

undefined term

Answer 4

planes lines and points are all undefined terms

Answer 5

Which of the following options describes the characteristics of a point? Select all that apply.

specific shape
vivid color
no shape
no color
distinct size
no size
no physical characteristics
multiple physical characteristics

Answer 6

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Answer 7

a point has no shape no color no size and no physical characteristics

Answer 8

Which of the following would represent a line in the real world?

an airplane
a sheet of paper
a pencil
the Internet

Answer 9

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Answer 10

a pencil would represent a line in the real world

Answer 11

Hilbert’s axiom’s changed Euclid’s geometry by _____.

disproving Euclid’s postulates
utilizing 3-dimensional geometry instead of 2-dimensional geometry
describing the relationships of shapes
identifying and explaining the concept of undefined terms

Answer 12

I would say B but im not 100%

Answer 13

Use the diagram to answer the question.



Which of the following statements is true?

line s and line t intersect
line s and line t intersect at Point P
Point P is on line t and on line s
all of the above are true

Answer 14

post the diagram

Answer 15

Which of the following is a characteristic of a plane?

does not have thickness
is not visible
does not have any physical properties
all of the above

Answer 16

D

Answer 17

Which of the following would represent a plane in the real world?

an airplane
a sheet of paper
a pencil
the Internet
none of the above

Answer 18

B

Answer 19

Which of the following statements about a plane is not true?

A plane can be thought of as flat.
The surface of a plane is made up of points.
A plane can be seen.
A plane extends infinitely in all directions.

Answer 20

C

Answer 21

Hilbert’s axiom’s changed Euclid’s geometry by _____.

disproving Euclid’s postulates
utilizing 3-dimensional geometry instead of 2-dimensional geometry
describing the relationships of shapes
identifying and explaining the concept of undefined terms

Answer 22

??

Answer 23

Hilbert’s axiom’s changed Euclid’s geometry by _____.

disproving Euclid’s postulates
utilizing 3-dimensional geometry instead of 2-dimensional geometry
describing the relationships of shapes
identifying and explaining the concept of undefined terms