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| a straight path that goes on forever in both directions |
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| part of a line that has two endpoints |
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| part of a line having only one endpoint |
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| two rays having the same endpoint |
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| an exact position or location |
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| a point at the end of a ray |
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| the point that two rays of an angle have in common, the corner where 3 or more edges of a solid figure meet |
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| lines that never cross even if they are extended |
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| lines that cross each other at a point |
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| lines that form square corners where they cross |
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| an angle that forms a square corner |
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| an angle that is smaller than a right angle |
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| an angle that is larger than a right angle |
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| a figure that begins and ends at the same point |
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| a figure that has ends that do not meet |
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| a closed figure with straight sides that are line segments |
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| a polygon with three sides and three angles |
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| a polygon with four sides and four angles |
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| a polygon with five sides and five angles |
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| a polygon with six sides and six angles |
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| a polygon with eight sides and eight angles |
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| a flat surface of a solid figure |
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| the line segment formed where two faces of a solid figure meet |
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