C-06-Q021mediumsingle_mcq

When two surfaces intersect, what is formed?

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bline
canother surface
dsolid

ব্যাখ্যা

The boundary or intersection of two surfaces (two-dimensional entities) is a line. Just as the edge where two faces of a solid meet is a line, the intersection of two surfaces produces a line, not a point or another surface.

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C-06-Q022A line is—
C-06-Q023A line has only—
C-06-Q024The intersection of two lines produces a—
C-06-Q025A point is considered an entity of—
C-06-Q026According to Euclid, "A point is that which has—"
C-06-Q027According to Euclid, a line has only—
C-06-Q028According to Euclid, a surface has—
C-06-Q029The edges of a surface are—
C-06-Q030"Things which are equal to the same thing, are equal to one another"—is one of Euclid's—

C-06-Q031

"If equals are added to equals, the wholes are equal"—is an—

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