Question

geometry 1-1: measuring segments and angles. undefined terms are terms whose meanings are accepted without formal definition. the terms point, line, and plane are undefined terms that are the basic building blocks of geometry. description: a point is a location and has no size. diagram: *p. notation: p. a line is an infinite number of points on a straight path that extends in two opposite directions with no end and has no thickness. diagram: a - - - b with arrowheads on both ends, labeled line l. notation: (overleftrightarrow{ab}). a plane is an infinite number of points and lines on a flat surface without end and without thickness. diagram: a flat - shaped figure labeled plane m with points x, y, z inside it. notation: plane m, plane xyz. question 1. select all that apply: a point is. options: ab, b, b, (overrightarrow{pj})

Explanation:

A point in geometry is a location with no size and is typically denoted by a single - capital letter. 'AB' represents a line segment or line, 'B' could be a point if it's a single - capital letter denoting a location, 'b' is usually not used to denote a point (points are usually capitalized in standard geometry notation), and $\overleftrightarrow{PJ}$ represents a line.

Answer:

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