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An angle consists of two rays with a common endpoint?
Yes.
What is the name for th common endpoint of the 2 rays that form an angle?
a vertex
When two rays share a common endpoint they form an angle true or fales?
true
Two collinear rays with the same endpoint that from a line?
Oppsite rays
What is two rays having the same vertex called?
its an angle because its two rays having the same vertex (endpoint)
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