Question

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match each geometric figure on the left with its definition on the right
a finite section of a line between any two points that lie on the line
a two-dimensional surface that continues infinitely
a zero-dimensional object that defines a specific location on a plane
a half-line that begins at one point and goes on forever in one direction
a one-dimensional figure, which extends without end in two directions
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Explanation:

1. Match the finite line segment (has endpoints L and M) to the definition of a finite section of a line between two points.
2. Match the two distinct points (I, M; N, O) to the definition of a two-dimensional surface (a plane is defined by 2 non-collinear points).
3. Match the single labeled point (I) to the definition of a zero-dimensional specific location.
4. Match the figure with one endpoint (L) and infinite extension through M to the definition of a half-line with one infinite direction.
5. Match the figure with arrows at both ends (infinite in two directions) to the definition of a one-dimensional figure with infinite extension in two directions.

Answer:

• Figure with endpoints L and M ↔ A finite section of a line between any two points that lie on the line
• Figure with points I, M / N, O ↔ A two-dimensional surface that continues infinitely
• Figure with single point I ↔ A zero-dimensional object that defines a specific location on a plane
• Figure with endpoint L and arrow through M ↔ A half-line that begins at one point and goes on forever in one direction
• Figure with arrows at both ends of L-M ↔ A one-dimensional figure, which extends without end in two directions