Question

which figures are shown in the diagram? select three options. line cd, point d, ray cd, ray dc, segment cd

Explanation:

1. Point D: The diagram has a point labeled D, so point D is present.
2. Ray CD: A ray starts at a point and extends infinitely in one direction. The diagram shows a ray starting at C and passing through D (with the arrow going past D), so ray CD is present.
3. Segment CD: A segment is a part of a line between two points. The part between C and D (the two labeled points) is a segment, so segment CD is present.
4. Line CD: A line extends infinitely in both directions, but the diagram shows a ray (not a line extending both ways) and a segment, but the ray CD is part of the line CD conceptually, but the main figures here are point D, ray CD, and segment CD (along with the initial ray CD and segment CD, but the three correct ones including point D). Wait, re - evaluating: The diagram has point C, point D, a ray starting at C going through D (ray CD), and the segment between C and D (segment CD). Also, point D is a point. So the three correct options are point D, ray CD, and segment CD (along with the initial ray CD and segment CD, but the selection should be point D, ray CD, segment CD). Wait, the original selected ones were line CD (incorrect, as it's a ray, not a line), ray CD (correct), segment CD (correct). The missing correct one is point D. So the three correct options are:

• Point D: There is a point marked D.
• Ray CD: The figure starts at C and extends through D with an arrow, so it's ray CD.
• Segment CD: The part between C and D (the two endpoints) is a segment.

Answer:

A. point D, B. ray CD, C. segment CD (assuming the options are labeled as such, but in the given options, the correct three are point D, ray CD, segment CD)