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What is a straight path of points that continues with out end in both direction?
A line.
A straight path of points that continues without end?
One would say that this is the definition of a line, however, your question says "A straight path of points" and a line only have one point but no end. So it may be a line or may be considered infinite points.
What is he length and direction of a straight line between starting points and ending points?
displacement
A straight path extending in both direction with no end points?
A continuous line
What is a set of points that extends without end in all direction?
line
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