Line,point
point,line,and plane
Point, line and plane.
Undifined terms are terms that don't and can't be broken down any more. Three examples: point, line, plane.
There are different geometries but in the most intuitive one, Euclidean Geometry, the undefined "objects" are point, line and plane while incidence, congruence and being between are undefined concepts.
Line,point
point,line,and plane
Point, line and plane.
point, line, and plane.
Undifined terms are terms that don't and can't be broken down any more. Three examples: point, line, plane.
There are different geometries but in the most intuitive one, Euclidean Geometry, the undefined "objects" are point, line and plane while incidence, congruence and being between are undefined concepts.
"Defined items" are defined in terms of "undefined terms".
The three undefined terms are the point,the line and the plane.
"Defined items" are defined in terms of "undefined terms".
The answer depends on which undefined terms the question refers to.
they are not defined
Five examples of a point are"The place at which two intersecting lines meet.The place where 3X meets 4Y on an XY axis.The two places a diameter line intersects with a circle.The place where two lines meet to form an angle.The four corners where the lines meet to form a square.