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Title: Points, Line Segmaent

Grade 4+ Lesson s1-l1

Explanation: The best way to understand geometry is by looking at some definitions. Take turns and read each definition for easy understanding.

Definition

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Definition: Point

  • A point is an exact location or position with no size. It means the point has no width, no length, or no depth.

  • There are different types of points in geometry:
    Collinear Points, Non-Collinear Points, Coplanar Points and Non-coplanar Points.

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Explanation:

In this image, it shows the representation of the point.

Definition: Collinear Points & Non-Collinear Points

Points on a line are collinear. Points not on a line are non-collinear.

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Explanation:

A, B & C are collinear points, D and E are non-collinear points.

Definition: Coplanar Points and Non-coplanar Points

Points on the same plane are coplanar, while those not on the same plane are non-coplanar.

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Explanation:

Here, A and B, are planar whereas points C and D are coplanar; they intersect the plane.

Definition: Line Segment

  • A line segment is a straight, limited portion of a line with two endpoints and a measurable length.

  • It includes all the points between these endpoints and has a measurable length.

  • A line segment is usually represented by a bar (—) above the endpoints.

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Explanation:

In this image, the line segment has endpoint A. It can be denoted by \$\bar AB\$.

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