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OT means "ray OT."

Step-by-step explanation:

  • "Line segment OT" refers to a part of a line between two endpoints, excluding the endpoints.
  • "Angle OT" refers to the measure of the angle at point O formed by rays OA and OT.
  • "Line OT" refers to the straight path that extends indefinitely in both directions through point O and T.
  • "Ray OT" refers to the straight path that starts at point O and extends indefinitely through point T in one direction.
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Answer:


\overline{OT}=\textsf{line segment OT}

Step-by-step explanation:


\overline{OT}=\textsf{line segment OT}


\angle OT=\textsf{angle OT}


\longleftrightarrow\\OT=\textsf{line OT}


\overrightarrow{OT}=\textsf{ray OT}

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