Question

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two lines intersect at a....
line
point
intersection
angle

Explanation:

In geometry, when two lines intersect, they meet at a single location. A "point" is the fundamental geometric entity representing a specific location in space. A "line" is a one - dimensional infinite set of points. "Intersection" is the concept (the act of intersecting), not the entity where they meet. An "angle" is formed by two rays (or lines) with a common endpoint (after intersection), but it is not the place of intersection.

Answer:

point