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Which of the following is an example of a ray?

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0%A closed loop
87.5%A beam of light from a lighthouse ( 7 voters )
0%A line with two endpoints
12.5%A straight angle ( 1 voter )
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A ray is a straight line that starts at a point called the endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction. It has only one end point while the other side continues without end. Rays are used in geometry to represent directions and are essential for understanding angles and shapes.

Lines and angles are basic concepts in geometry. A line extends infinitely in both directions while an angle is formed when two lines meet. Types of angles include acute right obtuse straight and reflex. Understanding lines and angles is essential for solving geometric problems and constructing various geometric shapes.

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  1. A beam of light from a lighthouse.
    A ray has a fixed endpoint at one end, and it goes on infinitely in one direction. The beam of light from the lighthouse represents a ray as it starts at the lighthouse and goes out in one direction without end.

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