This document discusses different types of lines. It begins by defining a point and a line. It then explains the different kinds of lines including parallel lines, coinciding lines, intersecting lines, crossed lines, vertical lines, horizontal lines, curved lines, and zigzag lines. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of line using everyday objects like swimming pools, clocks, books, bridges, cuboids, curved bridges, and ladders. The document concludes by restating that a line is a set of points and provides examples of the different kinds of lines.
This document discusses different types of lines. It begins by defining a point and a line. It then explains the different kinds of lines including parallel lines, coinciding lines, intersecting lines, crossed lines, vertical lines, horizontal lines, curved lines, and zigzag lines. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of line using everyday objects like swimming pools, clocks, books, bridges, cuboids, curved bridges, and ladders. The document concludes by restating that a line is a set of points and provides examples of the different kinds of lines.
This document discusses different types of lines. It begins by defining a point and a line. It then explains the different kinds of lines including parallel lines, coinciding lines, intersecting lines, crossed lines, vertical lines, horizontal lines, curved lines, and zigzag lines. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of line using everyday objects like swimming pools, clocks, books, bridges, cuboids, curved bridges, and ladders. The document concludes by restating that a line is a set of points and provides examples of the different kinds of lines.
This document discusses different types of lines. It begins by defining a point and a line. It then explains the different kinds of lines including parallel lines, coinciding lines, intersecting lines, crossed lines, vertical lines, horizontal lines, curved lines, and zigzag lines. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of line using everyday objects like swimming pools, clocks, books, bridges, cuboids, curved bridges, and ladders. The document concludes by restating that a line is a set of points and provides examples of the different kinds of lines.
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MATERY OF
LINE By Group One Dwi Yuliah Nengseh 15 0204 0002 Hartati 15 0204 0004 NICE TO MEET YOU! Thank you for coming today!
Solid shapes such as cubes, cuboids, pyramids, etc all onsist of points, lines, and planes, which are the principal elements of space. OUR MATERY
Opening Closing I II III
Understanding Line Kinds Of Line Line Sample
“Still keep growing up!”
Opening
Point A point is drawn (shown) by means of a dot and is labeled with a capital letter, for example: point A, point B, point C, point P, point Q, etc.
Line A line is a set (collection) of points. A line has an infinite length, or does not have any limit to either side (right and left), and so we only draw a segment of it as its representation. A line is labeled with a lower case letter, such as line g, line h, line k, line l,etc. Understanding lines according to Graphic Lexicon (researchers) is a thin two-dimensional object lengthwise. While Lillian Gareth (researcher) defines the line as a set of points that when dragged then the dimension of its length will look prominent and the figure is called the line. So it can be concluded that the line is a collection of dots that are infinitely numerous, with the distance between the points very close. The formation of lines is the movement of a point that traces the trace so as to form a scratch. To cause scars, use pencils, pens, brushes and others. For the art of line has a fundamental function, so it is likened to the heart of fine arts. Lines are often called contours, a word that is vague and rarely used. ABOUT LINES Kinds of Line
Cross line Line parallel Types of Lines Parallel Lines Two lines are said to be 1 parallel when the two lines are located on a single plane that will not intersect even if it is extended indefinitely. 4 Crossed lines Two lines are said to cross, if they are not parallel and do not intersect.
Lines squared Horizontal line
Lines squeeze Two lines on a plane are said to Horizontal line A line is said to be a horizontal line if the 2 coincide if and only if they have at least two cut points (two points of partnership). 5 line is horizontal. The horizontal sense is the horizon parallel (the lower sky that borders the earth according to the eye view),
Line Intersect Vertikel line
3 Intersecting Lines Two lines on a plane are said to
intersect if and only if they have a common point. 6 The vertical line of the vertical line is a line perpendicular to the horizontal line . Straight line Straight line It is said straight line if the ends A and B are perpendicularly straight unlimited 7 then the line is called a straight line AB and is written AB
Curve line 8 The curved line Line connecting two points and points in a straight
Zigzag line 9 TODAY’S TOPICS
Squared Line Arrow Line Vertikel Line
Horizontal Line Parallel Line
Cross Line Intersect Line
Think again and
again Zigzag Line Line Sample
Two lines g and m intersect
each other if both have exactly one This lines l and m are common incidence point; that is, the called parallel (//) if both do point at which the two lines cross with The lines g and h are said not have any common one another or point of O. Any two incidence point. From any two lines can only be intersecting if they to be skewed if both lines do parallel lines, we can always Line m coincides line n if are located on the same plane not have any common define (from) a plane that every single point on line m is also incidence point, nor are contains those two lines located on line n, and vice versa. A sufficient condition for coincidence parallel, and are located on two of two lines is to have two common different planes incidence points. The curved line is the The vertical line moves line connecting in a from top to bottom or from straight line. Zigzag line is a straight line angled bottom to top or from north of tapered fractures created by the rapid up south or south to north and down movement spontaneously is a Horizontal line move combination of verticel line and diagonal across the page from left to right give sugerstin spirit and passion. or from right o left. Or from west to east or east to west. Example Line Parallel
Swimming Pool
You can pay attention to the pool.
You can see the ropes for every swimmer. The ropes never intersect. In this case the rope barrier is said to be parallel.
” Clock
You can pay attention to
the wall clock. At 12.00 hours, a long needle coincides with a short needle (clockwise needle), or lies on a line. Book
Looked your note math
textbook or notebook. Suppose your book is rectangular. Both borders on the book intersect at one point. The two boundaries are intersected at one point. The two boundaries of intersection are shown as two intersecting lines. Bridge
Looked the bridge over
the river. In this case the bridge will never cut the river. Bridges and rivers are not parallel because they do not lie in one area. The position of the bridge and the river can be regarded as a crossed line. Cuboids
In this beside , you can
attentioned this picture Cuboids, while you can find Vertikel line and Horizontal line. Curve bridge
You can attentioned
bridge with curve shave in this under!!! Ladder
You can attentioned the
ladder with zigzag shave in this beside!!! Closing
A line is a set About Line (collectio n) of points
Paralel, Squared, Intersect, Cross, Vertikel, Horizontal, Curve, and Zigzag Line
Kinds & Example Lines
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.”
- Albert Einstein That’s all. Thank you! Any Questions?
