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- 2. Point – Exact location in space. Symbol for point
- 3. Line- straight path of points that goes on forever in two directions. A symbol for a line. S
- 4. Plane-An endless flat surface A symbol for a plane.
- 5. Line segment-part of a line and has two endpoints. A symbol for a line segment.
- 6. Ray- part of a line which has one endpoint and goes on in one direction forever. A symbol for a ray.
- 7. Parallel Lines-Two lines which never cross and stay the same distance apart. The symbol for parallel lines.
- 8. Intersecting lines- lines that pass through the same point. Symbol for intersecting lines.
- 9. Perpendicular lines- intersecting lines that form square corners. Symbol for a perpendicular lines.