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What figure formed by six rays?
A ray is a line that begins at a point and goes away from it forever and ever.If two of these rays share the same starting point, it is called a vertex.What figure would look like a point with 2 rays going in different directions be called?You're looking at an angle.
What is formed by two rays with the same end point and the rays are sides and the end is the vertex?
an angle
Is a angle made of anytwo rays?
Yes. Any two rays which have the same end point.
When two rays have the same end point they form?
a rainbow 
Are CD and dc rays the same?
No, they are different!
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