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Which two undefined geometric terms always describe figures with no beginning or end?

a line and a plane
a line and a point
a distance and a plane
a distance and a point

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line and plane are correct
User Emanuel Miranda
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Answer:

The two undefined geometric terms which always describe figures with no beginning or end is:

a line and a plane

Explanation:

Point--

It is a geometric term. It is just a location.

Also,it is represented by a dot.

This means it does not has a infinite extension.

Hence, we could say it has both a beginning and end point.

Line--

It is also a geometric term.

It is defined as a line of points and it extends infinitely in both the direction which means it has neither a beginning point nor a end point.

Plane--

It is again a geometric term.

It also extends infinitely in a two dimensional space.

Hence , it has no beginning or end.

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