Which statements are true regarding undefinable terms in geometry? Select two options.

A point in the form (x, y) has two dimensions.
A plane has a definite beginning and end.
A line has one dimension, length.
A point consists of an infinite set of lines.
A plane consists of an infinite set of lines.

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Which statements are true regarding undefinable terms in geometry? Select two options.

A point in the form (x, y) has two dimensions.
A plane has a definite beginning and end.
A line has one dimension, length.
A point consists of an infinite set of lines.
A plane consists of an infinite set of lines.

Eddie97 · Answer

i was thinking C D and E but its says only choose two so i came to yall for help?????

bananas · Answer

C and E. How would a point have infinite set of lines??

bananas · Answer

A line has an infinite set of points.

CrazyHotGhost · Answer

Yeah. C and E

Eddie97 · Answer

because its a single point. an infinite amount of lines can go through it but if there were two points only one line can go through

bananas · Answer

No. A single point isn't made up of an infinite amount of lines. A plane is:
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CrazyHotGhost · Answer

Wut was that?

bananas · Answer

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Eddie97 · Answer

|dw:1578663289991:dw| the lines go through the point it can go and infinite amount of times

bananas · Answer

Yes, but the point is NOT made up of an infinite amount of lines.

bananas · Answer

A line is made up of an infinite amount of points.
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CrazyHotGhost · Answer

I'm confused. This is too big brain for me.

Eddie97 · Answer

thats not what the thing says. is states that the point CONSISTS of infinite set of lines

bananas · Answer

consists of x != has x passing through it dude