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What is a straight path that is endless in both directions called?
a line
What is a collection of points along a straight path extending endlessly in both directions?
straight line
A collection of points along a straight path with no endpoint?
line
What has a Straight path with 2 end points?
a line segment
What is a straight path from one point to another called?
A line.
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