alleryIn mathematics, a line is described as having what width?
AA tiny width
BA fixed width
CZero width
DA varying width
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Zero width
1. Mathematical words are made more precise than daily words.
2. A mathematical line is straight and has zero width.
3. A pencil mark has width, but it only represents the ideal line.
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