What can be found in the following figure?
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What can be found in the following figure?
Since in the drawing there are only lines that are not connected to any other line, they do not form an angle or shape, therefore it is not possible to find in the drawing a ray, an angle, or a vertex.
✗ corner
✗ angle
✗ vertex
What can be found in the following figure?
An angle requires two lines (or rays) to meet at exactly one point. In this figure, all three lines are separate - they don't touch each other anywhere!
These terms all describe the same thing - the point where two lines meet! A vertex is the mathematical term, while corner and angle are more everyday words for the same concept.
The question asks what can be found in the figure as shown. Even if extending the lines might create intersections, we can only identify what's actually visible in the drawing.
Look for any point where two or more lines cross each other. If you can't find such a point, the lines are separate and form no angles or vertices.
You can identify three individual lines! Each line has length and direction, but since they don't connect, no angles, vertices, or corners are formed.
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