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point, line and plane
A point is like a star in the night sky. It is a little spec in a large endless sky. However, unlike starts, geometric points have no size. Think of them as being so small that they take up zero amount of space.
A line is like the edge of a ruler, that never ends. Take a ruler and draw a line - now imagine if that line kept going straight forever. The line you have is thick enough for you to see, but you need to imagine that your line is so thin that you can't see it - it has no thickness at all. That is a geometric line.
A plane is a flat piece of land (like a football field) that extends forever. Imagine that you can pick that football field up, and put it anywhere in the air that you like. You can even turn it side ways, or diagonally. A plane is just a flat edge (like a piece of paper) that has no thickness (just like the line) and extends forever.
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What are the three undefined terms of geometry?
The three undefined terms are the point,the line and the plane.
What are undefined terms in geometry?
A point, line and plane
Why are undefined terms in geometry called undefined?
the "building blocks" of geometry(which are the point,line and plane)are so-called undefined because, technically,they can't be described without the aid of words which are undefined themselves.
Why are the undefined terms in geometry called undefined?
the "building blocks" of geometry(which are the point,line and plane)are so-called undefined because, technically,they can't be described without the aid of words which are undefined themselves.
What are three undefined terms in geometry?
Point, line, and plane
