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Geometry. 1.2 Points, Lines and Planes. 1.2 Basic Vocabulary. Point has no size , but is represented by a dot . P all geometric figures consist of points. Line extends in 2 directions without ending has length, but no width or thickness
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Geometry 1.2 Points, Lines and Planes
1.2 Basic Vocabulary • Point has no size , but is represented by a dot.P all geometric figures consist of points
Line extends in 2 directions without ending has length, but no width or thickness (like a point, the picture is symbolic) Line d
Plane extends in all directions without ending like a floor or a wall has length and width, but no thickness (like a point and line, the picture is symbolic) Plane K K
In Geometry, the terms point, line and plane are • accepted as intuitive ideas • not defined • used in definitions of other terms
Some More Definitions • Space the set of all points • Collinear points points all in one line • Noncollinear points points not in one line
Still More • Coplanar points points all in one plane • Noncoplanar points points not all in one plane
More about lines • The intersection of two lines is a ______________? Point
More about planes • The intersection of two planes is a ______________? Line
More about planes • The intersection of a plane and a line not on that plane is a ______________? Point
Check for understanding • Turn to page 7 in your textbook • Examine the figures on the right side of the page • Let’s do Classroom Exercises (CE) #1-20 together (you have seen some of these before) Roll the dice!
Homework 1B • P. 7 WE # 1-33 odd P. 10 #40-46 Even Look at Section 1.3 P. 14 #1-24 (4X) (1,4,8, etc…)