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What shape has 2 end points?
The shape that has 2 end points is known as a line segment. A line segment is a line that can go on forever, but it has a start point and an end point, no matter where it stops.
What is the distance from the point (54) to the line y -3?
The line ( y = 3 ) is a horizontal line. The distance from the point ( (5, 4) ) to this line can be found by calculating the vertical distance between the point and the line. Since the y-coordinate of the point is 4 and the line is at ( y = 3 ), the distance is ( |4 - 3| = 1 ). Therefore, the distance from the point ( (5, 4) ) to the line ( y = 3 ) is 1 unit.
What are the 3 undefined terms in geometry?
point, line and plane
What coordinates will the point 3-2 reflected over the line yx have?
To reflect a point over the line ( y = x ), you swap its x-coordinate and y-coordinate. For the point ( (3, -2) ), the reflection over the line ( y = x ) results in the point ( (-2, 3) ). Therefore, the coordinates of the reflected point are ( (-2, 3) ).
Three point line basketball?
The three point line is a line around the perimeter that if you shoot out of it and make it, it counts as 3 points.
How many point do you get when you shoot from the 3 point line?
3, hence the name "the 3-point line"
How do you reflect ashape about any line?
To reflect a shape about a line, first identify the line of reflection and determine the perpendicular distance from each point of the shape to the line. Then, locate the corresponding point on the opposite side of the line at the same distance. Finally, connect these reflected points to form the new shape, ensuring that each point is equidistant from the line of reflection.
What shape has 2 end points?
The shape that has 2 end points is known as a line segment. A line segment is a line that can go on forever, but it has a start point and an end point, no matter where it stops.
What do you call a shape with no sides?
A point, line or curve.
What's the shape of the 3 point line?
In the Euclidian plane, there is only one shape for a line - irrespective of the number of identified points that it goes through. A line is an undefined geometric term and so the description can only be circular, but it is a straight line, with no width, going on for ever in both direction.
What is the distance from the point (54) to the line y -3?
The line ( y = 3 ) is a horizontal line. The distance from the point ( (5, 4) ) to this line can be found by calculating the vertical distance between the point and the line. Since the y-coordinate of the point is 4 and the line is at ( y = 3 ), the distance is ( |4 - 3| = 1 ). Therefore, the distance from the point ( (5, 4) ) to the line ( y = 3 ) is 1 unit.
What kind of shape has 3 line segments?
a triangle has 3 line segments u are
What is the width of a 3 point line?
If a "3 point line" refers to a line that is three points wide, then the line is 3/72 inches wide, or 1/24 inches wide.
How do you reflect a shape in a point?
Let's call the point of reflection O. Take any point on the shape. Draw a line from that point to O and extend it beyond O for the same length (so that O is the midpoint of this line). The far end of the line is the image of the original point. Repeat for every point and you have the reflection of the original shape. In actual fact, if the shape is a polygon, then you only need to reflect the vertices and join up their images. Well defined curves will form the same shape and it should not be too difficult to reproduce their reflection. However, with a random wriggly curve you have no choice but to map each point.
Where can you score 1 2 and 3 points on a basketball court?
Each basket is worth 1 point at the foul line, 2 points inside of the 3-point line, and 3 points outside of the 3-point line.
What are the 3 undefined terms in geometry?
point, line and plane
What is the difference from a vertex and a point?
A vertex is a point where two line segments or rays meet. For example: a triangle could have 3 possible vertexes, but many more points. The points are not only where two lines meet, but any where on that line, ray, or shape.
