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Opposite rays are two rays that both start from a common point and go off in exactly opposite directions and the points are collinear only one points can opposite rays have in common as they are opposite in direction hope it helps [tex]How many points can opposite rays have in common? zero, one, two, two or more[/tex]
Opposite rays are two rays that both start from a common point and go off in exactly opposite directions and the points are collinear only one points can opposite rays have in common as they are opposite in direction hope it helps
This can be explained in better way by drawing two opposite rays having a common point ,or no common point,or more than a single common point, that is point from where these two rays begin.
A ray has one end point and other end goes infinitely in other direction.
As there are two opposite rays starting at a common point, that is there will be No point of Intersection or a single point of Intersection or infinite number of common point between two rays.
So, Only Either Zero or one Point or more than two point that is infinite number of points can be common between two Opposite rays.
This can be explained in better way by drawing two opposite rays having a common point ,or no common point,or more than a single common point, that is point from where these two rays begin.
A ray has one end point and other end goes infinitely in other direction.
As there are two opposite rays starting at a common point, that is there will be No point of Intersection or a single point of Intersection or infinite number of common point between two rays.
So, Only Either Zero or one Point or more than two point that is infinite number of points can be common between two Opposite rays.
One. opposite rays are two halves of the same line, extending from the same endpoint and having an angle of 180° between them. thus they have one point in common
Opposite rays are two rays that both start from a common point and go off in exactly opposite directions and the points are collinear
only one points can opposite rays have in common as they are opposite in direction
hope it helps
[tex]How many points can opposite rays have in common? zero, one, two, two or more[/tex]
Yes.
Opposite rays have a common, same, end point.
Together, a pair of opposite rays form a straight line.
Hope this helps,
Davinia.
Opposite rays are two rays that both start from a common point and go off in exactly opposite directions and the points are collinear
only one points can opposite rays have in common as they are opposite in direction
hope it helps
Toral ray of light will opposite,,, but need a condition to where you want to use
This can be explained in better way by drawing two opposite rays having a common point ,or no common point,or more than a single common point, that is point from where these two rays begin.
A ray has one end point and other end goes infinitely in other direction.
As there are two opposite rays starting at a common point, that is there will be No point of Intersection or a single point of Intersection or infinite number of common point between two rays.
So, Only Either Zero or one Point or more than two point that is infinite number of points can be common between two Opposite rays.
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This can be explained in better way by drawing two opposite rays having a common point ,or no common point,or more than a single common point, that is point from where these two rays begin.
A ray has one end point and other end goes infinitely in other direction.
As there are two opposite rays starting at a common point, that is there will be No point of Intersection or a single point of Intersection or infinite number of common point between two rays.
So, Only Either Zero or one Point or more than two point that is infinite number of points can be common between two Opposite rays.
One.
opposite rays are two halves of the same line, extending from the same endpoint and having an angle of 180° between them. thus they have one point in common
1 because the rays are in different directions, which would cause there to be only one intersection.