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| is a statement that uses no words to describe unknown words. |
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| Points,lines,and planes that are generally agreed on. |
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Has no dimension. Represented by a small dot |
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| has one dimension(length), it's represented by a straight line with two arrowheads. It goes infinity in two directions. |
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| has two dimension, but represented by a shape that look like a tabletop or wall. A plane extends directions without end. |
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| are points that share lines |
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| are points that share a plane. |
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| consist of two points called end points and all points on the line that lie between the end points. |
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| consist of a one end point and all points on a line that lie on the same side of the end point; intial point ray. |
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| Are two rays that have the same endpoint and extends to form a line. |
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| Two or more intersecting if they have 1 or more points in common. |
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| is a rule that is accepted without proof. We use postulates along with definitions to write and prove theorems |
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| The numberic values assigned to points. |
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| is the absolute value of the difference between two corrdinates. This is referred to as length. |
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| used to compute the distance between two points. |
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| two or more segments who have the same length. |
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| Intersection of two figures |
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| is the set of points the figures have in common. |
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