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What is two rays with a common endpoint?
Vertex
What is two non collinear rays with a common endpoint?
-- Two rays with a common endpoint form an angle. -- If they have a common endpoint, then they are collinear. So I guess, technically, the conditions described in the question aren't possible.
Two rays joined at a common endpoint?
angle
Formed by two rays with a common endpoint?
Angle.
Two noncollinear rays with a common endpoint?
An angle
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