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Cartesian coordinate system
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3
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A figure where all points are collinear
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2 angles that share a common vertex but do not overlap
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A dot on a coordinate point representing a coordinate
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A line, ray, or segment that is an intersection at a midpoint
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A ray that is the interior of an angle and divides two angles equally in half
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a collection of ALL the possible points
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Named after a Greek mathematician Euclid of Alexandria
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Convex set
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From postulates these can be proven true
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Four non-coplanar points that determine space
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A figure that is 2D and all of the points on the figure are the same distance from a given point
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Two rays that have the same endpoint
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flat surface that has no physical features and goes in all direction; it can contain coordinates
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a dense figure with a point that has no length or width and always represents the shortest past between two points
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a part of the line with only two endpoints and all of the point in between those two points
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A figure where all points lie on the same plane
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An object
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Rise over run
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It shares the same endpoint but no other point is common, so that all the points a collinear
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Assumptions that are made from a point, line, and plane
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postulate that is between two points on a line
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