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                A line can be denoted by the letters such as l, m, n, …. Or if we take two points on the line as A and
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                B, it can be named as line AB or line BA and denoted by AB  or BA .
                A line has some properties.
                   • Only one line can be drawn through 2 points.                                 A             B
                   • A line has infinitely many points on it.
                   • Infinite lines can be drawn through a given point.
                Line Segment                                                                           Quick Check

                If we cut a portion of a line, it is called a line segment. It has two              Look around you and
                endpoints. A line segment shows shortest distance between two points.               list any  10  objects/

                                                    B     C                                         things that represents
                                                                                                    lines or line segments.
                                      A                             D
                If A and B are two end points of a line segment, then it can be named as line segment AB or line
                segment BA and it is denoted by AB  or BA .

                Ray

                Ray is another part of a line. It is a combination of a line and a line segment that has one infinitely
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                extending end and one terminating end. A ray is represented by AB .                      A             B
                Angle



                When two rays or line segments originate from a common end point or meet                           A
                at a point, they form an angle. These two rays or the line segments are called
                the arms of the angles and the common endpoint is called the vertex of the                  Arm
                angle. An Angle is denoted by the symbol ‘∠’.
                                                                                                        O  Angle
                In the adjacent figure, ∠AOB is an angle whose arms are OA  and OB and O is           Vertex      Arm  B
                the vertex of the angle.
                It can be denoted by ∠AOB or ∠BOA or ∠O. Symbol ‘∠’ stands for angle. We can also represent an
                angle by numbers ∠1, ∠2 , ∠3,… or by using alphabets as ∠x, ∠y, ∠a , ∠b, …

                The inclination between the arms shows the magnitude of the angle.
                Types of Angles

                The classification of angles is based on the measure of the angles. Based on this there are various
                types of angles.

                 Acute angle: An angle which is more than 0° and less than 90° is                         A
                 called an acute angle. For example, 40°, 60°, 85°, etc.
                                                                                                       60°
                                                                                                  O             B
                 Right angle: An angle equal to 90° is called a right angle.                       A




                                                                                                      90°
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                                                                                                             B

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