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A ray has an infinite number of endpoints.?
FALSE.$
What is the difference of a segment and a ray?
A segment has 2 endpoints. A ray has only 1 endpoint, where the other end is an infinite line.
Can a line contain an infinite number of points?
Yes, if no endpoints are defined.
What is a portion of a line with 2 endpoints?
Ray
A part of a line that can be named by its endpoints?
A ray
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