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Can ray CD be called ray DC also?
It depends on what the name of the initial point is because that defines the direction of the ray. If the initial point is c, then the ray must be called cd, but if the initial point is d, then the ray must be called dc.
What is another name for the initial point of a ray?
The ENDPOINT
The initial point of a ray?
a ray is (any of the thin lines, or beams, of light that appears from a bright source)
Does ray have a one end point?
A ray has only one end point.
What is the initial point in geometry?
an endpoint
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