Question

match the definition on the left to its corresponding geometric figure on the right. a zero - dimensional object that defines a specific location on a plane a one - dimensional figure, which extends without end in two directions a finite section of a line between any two points that lie on the line a half - line that begins at one point and goes on forever in one direction a two - dimensional surface that continues infinitely. click and hold an item in one column, then drag it to the matching item in the other column. be sure your cursor is over the target before releasing. the target will highlight or the cursor will change. need help? watch this video.

Explanation:

A zero - dimensional object defining a specific location on a plane is a point. A one - dimensional figure extending without end in two directions is a line. A finite section of a line between two points on the line is a line segment. A half - line starting at one point and going on forever in one direction is a ray. A two - dimensional surface that continues infinitely is a plane.

Answer:

1. A zero - dimensional object that defines a specific location on a plane: A point (the single dot in the options)
2. A one - dimensional figure, which extends without end in two directions: A line (the one with arrows on both ends)
3. A finite section of a line between any two points that lie on the line: A line segment (the one with two endpoints and no arrows)
4. A half - line that begins at one point and goes on forever in one direction: A ray (the one with an endpoint and an arrow on one side)
5. A two - dimensional surface that continues infinitely: Not clearly represented in the given right - hand side options as the options mainly show 0 - D and 1 - D figures, but conceptually it's a plane.