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This guide covers fundamental concepts in geometry, including segments, rays, parallel lines, skew lines, and parallel planes. A segment is defined as a part of a line with two endpoints, while a ray extends infinitely from one endpoint. The text explains opposite rays that form a line, parallel lines that never meet, and skew lines that are non-coplanar. The document also includes exercises to find segments, rays, and pairs of opposite rays, as well as the intersection of planes. Enhance your geometry skills with clear definitions and practices.
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Definitions • Segment- a segment is a part of a line which contains two endpoints and all of the points between. • Ray- A ray is a part of a line consisting of only one endpoint, and extending infinitely in the opposite direction.
Definitions • Opposite rays- Two collinear rays with the same endpoint. Opposite rays always form a line. • Parallel lines- two coplanar lines that do not intersect.
Definitions • Skew lines- non coplanar lines which do not intersect. • Parallel planes- planes that never intersect
Find a pair of parallel lines • Skew Lines: • Parallel planes: • Where does plane ABD and plane EHD intersect?
Find three segments: • Find three rays: • Name the line in three ways: • Name a pair of opposite rays:
Homework • Pg 19 #5-7, 14-31, 55