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A geometrical straight line is infinite but if it has defined end points then it is a line segment.
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Definition for a line in math?
A geometrical object that is straight, infinitely long and infinitely thin.
What is the geometrical term for the lie that bisects a circle?
Not sure about a lie, but such a line is called the diameter.
What is a process of making a line angle or figure according to specific requirements?
It is a geometrical construction
What is a geometrical line?
a parallelogram does not have a line of symmery
What is the geometrical representation of a linear equation?
A line, "living" in N-dimensional space, where N is the number of variables.
What geometrical shapes are line of latitudes?
Circles
Which geometrical object has least sides?
A straight line perhaps
What is the geometrical term for the line that bisects a circle?
It is the circle's diameter
What is a curve?
A geometrical curve is defined as any set of points. Therefore, counter-intuitively, a straight line is also a geometrical curve.
Why are snowflakes geometrical?
because they can fold and line up like a heart
What is the geometrical term for the lie that bisects a circle?
Not sure about a lie, but such a line is called the diameter.
Definition for a line in math?
A geometrical object that is straight, infinitely long and infinitely thin.
What is a process of making a line angle or figure according to specific requirements?
It is a geometrical construction
What is a geometrical line?
a parallelogram does not have a line of symmery
Draw a line down the of an insect What do you notice about both sides of the line What geometrical term is used to describe this characteristic?
A mirror image of an object is said to have a line of symmetry
What is the geometrical representation of a linear equation?
A line, "living" in N-dimensional space, where N is the number of variables.
Is circumscribe a word?
The word "circumscribe" means to draw a line around, to limit, or confine, or, in a more mathematical sense, to draw one geometrical figure around a second geometrical figure so that one surrounds, but does not touch, the other.
