Which statements can be used to describe a ray? A) part of a line B) Has two endpoints C) Has no dimension D) Has only one endpoint E) Extends endlessly in both directions

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Koehlma asked Oct 17, 2022

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Which statements can be used to describe a ray?

A) part of a line
B) Has two endpoints
C) Has no dimension
D) Has only one endpoint
E) Extends endlessly in both directions

Mathematics
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Koehlma asked Oct 17, 2022

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Answer:

A.) a part of a line

Explanation:

Biba answered Oct 20, 2022

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Answer:

has only one endpoint

Explanation:

think rays from the sun.

they start at the sun (a point) and go out in one direction for ever.

Malevolence answered Oct 23, 2022

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