An exterior point, in the context of geometry and topology, refers to a point that lies outside a given set or region. Specifically, it is not contained within the boundaries of the set and has a neighborhood that does not intersect with the set. In simpler terms, if you can draw a small circle around the exterior point without touching the set, then that point is considered an exterior point.
Never
In the context of measuring an Angle of a Plane (APD), the exterior point typically refers to a point that lies outside the angle formed by the two lines or rays. This point can be used to help define or illustrate the angle's measurement by providing a reference for the angle's opening. By drawing lines from this exterior point to the endpoints of the angle, one can visually represent the angle and facilitate its measurement.
No, never.
Inside of, and outside of, respectively.
Interior and adjacent exterior angles form a straight line so exterior angle = 180 - interior angle. If you are satisfied with this reply please consider awarding a Recommended Point to the responder.
Outside; beyond. Ma makes it on the outside, or on the exterior, or out past the point of.... something.
An oval has no exterior angles (or an infinite number depending on your point of view !)
Visible/exterior.
Exterior angles
a convex polygon
Never
In the context of measuring an Angle of a Plane (APD), the exterior point typically refers to a point that lies outside the angle formed by the two lines or rays. This point can be used to help define or illustrate the angle's measurement by providing a reference for the angle's opening. By drawing lines from this exterior point to the endpoints of the angle, one can visually represent the angle and facilitate its measurement.
Visible/exterior.
outside
No, it does not.
At high temperature the paint is thermally decomposed.
No, never.