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What are two rays with the same endpoint that form a line?
They are opposite rays.
Two rays that share a common endpoint and are collinear?
What about them?These are known as opposite rays. They form a line.
What is the measure of the angle formed by opposite rays?
180 degrees because opposite rays form a straight line.
Do two opposite rays always form a line?
No, they could by parallel but not the same line.
Two rays with a common endpoint and together form a line?
Opposite Ray!
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