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The point where two rays meet is called the?
vertex
Is a right angle bigger than a blunt angle?
I have never come across the term "blunt" angle. The rays of an angle always meet at a point and there is no rounding of these rays so the only interpretation that I can put on a blunt angle is that it is an obtuse angle. IF that is the case, (and sorry if I have misunderstood), then a right angle is smaller.
Two rays that meet at a common endpoint?
An angle.
Is an angle made of two rays?
It is possible, but a angle can be made up of two line segments.Yes,Example: < Pretend the point were they meet is the point on the ray. and the lines were they part are the arrows on the rayHope it helps!
What is the vertex of angle abc and what are the rays that form the angle?
The vertex is b and the rays are ba and bc.
Point where 2 rays meet to form an angle?
vertex
I am the point where two rays meet to form an angle - what am I?
You are a vertex
Where do rays meet to form an angle?
They meet at a vertex to form an angle
Where to rays meet to form an angle?
They meet at a vertex to form an angle
The point of an angle where to rays meet?
The vertex of the angle.
What is the point at which the rays of an angle meet?
the vertex
What is point at which two rays meet in an angle?
the vertex of the angle
Is an angle made up of 2 rays and why?
It's true, an angle is made up of two rays. Two rays meet at a point, and their relative position at the point where they meet will define an angle.
What is the point where 2 rays meet to form an angle?
I'm pretty sure it's a spongebob.....
What is the point in a common of the two rays that form an angle?
the vertex is the point where two rays begin and form and angle
When two lines meet they form a angle or a vertex?
They form a vertex because they are line segments. An angle is two rays with the same point
What does vertex of an angle mean?
The vertex of an angle is the point where the two rays meet. An example is angle ABC. the two rays are ray BA and ray BC. The two rays meet at point B.
