SOLUTION: What is this line.... <-----------> is it a ray? a line segment? or WHAT!?

Question 161303: What is this line.... <-----------> is it a ray? a line segment? or WHAT!?
Answer by schrammbledeggs(41) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This is a line...the definition of a line indicates an infinite length...since your drawing has arrows on both sides...that indicates infinite length as well.
Therefore, your line is a line.
A ray would be an arrow on only one side of the line like this:
----------->
A segment would be no arrows like this:
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So remember:
2 arrows = line
1 arrow = ray
0 arrows = segment
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