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Do lines have endpoints and why?
No, lines do not have endpoints, because they continue on forever in two directions, and never stop at an endpoint.
What is a part of a circle defined by two endpoints?
A chord is the part of a circle defined by two endpoints.
Does a segment have one two or no endpoints?
A line segment has two endpoints. Lines are infinite, so they have no endpoints; while rays start at one point and continue infinitely; and line segments are completely finite, so they have endpoints at both ends.
What is a part of a line with two endpoints?
A line segment
What is part of a line that is between two endpoints?
The mid-point
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