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Two noncollinear rays with a common endpoint?
An angle
What formed by two noncollinear rays with a common end point?
An angle
What is the name of the angle formed by the intersection of two noncollinear rays AB and AC?
CAB
What are noncollinear rays?
3 rays that are not on the same line.
What is the point where 2 rays meet to form an angle?
I'm pretty sure it's a spongebob.....
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