Chapter 1: Q9. (page 30)

Name a point on $S T$ that is not on $S T$ .

Short Answer

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The point $U$ is one required point.

Step by step solution

Step 1. Observe the given symbols.

The provided symbol $S T$ is a symbol that represents a line segment. Another provided symbol $S T$ is a symbol that represents a ray which has only one end point that is $S$ .

Step 2. Identify the points that are present in both the symbols.

The symbol $S T$ contains only those points that are present in the boundary of the points $S$ and $T$ .

Another symbol $S T$ contains points are beyond $S$ .

Step 3. Make comparison between the points represented by both the given symbols.

The points $U$ and $V$ are only those two points which are present in $S T$ but not in role="math" localid="1649142262948" $S T$ .

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Name a point on $S T$ that is not on $S T$ .

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Step 3. Make comparison between the points represented by both the given symbols.

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Step 3. Make comparison between the points represented by both the given symbols.

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