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Definitions, descriptions, and interactive activities related to the fundamental concepts of geometry: points, lines, and planes. Students can learn about the properties of these geometric figures, including their names, sizes, and relationships to one another.
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May 610:23 AM Descriptions of Point,Point LineLine and PlanePlane A location No size A small dot A series of points Extends in two opposite directions A flat surface Contains many lines Named with a capital letter Named with a lowercase letter Contains infinitely many points Pin page and use dual screen to drag descriptions to point, line and plane pages... Descriptions of points lines and planes Point Named with a capital letter A location No size A small dot
Descriptions of points lines and planes Line Named with a lowercase letter Extends in two opposite directions Contains infinitely many points A series of points Descriptions of points lines and planes Plane Named with a capital letter Contains infinitely many points A flat surface Contains many lines interactive descriptions name the shape
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Postulate 13 Postulate 13 If two planes intersect, then they intersect in exactly one line. Postulate 14 Postulate 14 Through any three noncollinear points there is exactly one plane. A (^) B C (^) D F E H G collinear interactive Are the three points collinear? G (^) A B (^) C (^) D E F sometimes, always never Use sometimes, always or never to fill in the blanks. sometimes always never
Draw if possible Draw, if possible... Four collinear points Two noncollinear points Three noncollinear points Three noncoplanar points Student response system
Grade: 1012 Subject: Geometry Date: (^)? 3 undefined terms 1 The three undefined terms are A point, line, space B point, line, plane C point, plane, space D line, point, space set of all points 2 The set of all points is called A line B plane C space D axiom