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What is a line that starts at a point and goes off in one direction indefinately?
In the context of basic geometry, a line that starts at a specific point and goes off indefinitely is called a "ray" (as opposed to a line or a line segment).
What is the difference between a line and a line segment and aray?
line: it goes on for infinity. <---------> line segment: has 2 endpoints, does not continue. -------- ray: starts at one point, then goes on for infinity. --------->
What is a part of a line that starts at I and goes forever past M?
ray
What is one difference between a line and a line sigment?
A line goes on forever, a line segment starts somewhere and ends somewhere
A straight path of points that goes on forever in two directions?
a line a ray goes in only one direction forever No, a line goes on forever in two directions, a ray starts at one point and then goes on forever.
A line that goes forever in both directions?
A line that goes on forever in both directions is a line. One that starts at one point and continues forever in the other direction is a ray, and one that has two definite ends is a line segment.
What happens when a punt goes past the field goal post?
The team receiving starts out at 20 yard line
What is a mathematical ray?
A ray starts at an endpoint and goes on infinitely long. It's almost the same as a line except that it only continues in 1 direction, while a lone goes on to infinity in 2 directions.Ray: ->Line:
What part of a line starts at one endpoint and extends forever?
A Ray Starts in one point and goes on forever and ever and ever...............And ever..................And ever........................ext. ext.
How do you use a number line to determine the ratio?
You do not use a number line to find a ratio
What do two opposite rays form?
A ray is a portion of a line that starts at one point and infinitely goes off in the opposite direction. Two opposite rays form a line.
What is the slope of a line ratio for any two points on the line?
Slope ratio is: (y1-y2)/(x1-x2)
