6th Maths Term 1 Geometry: Describing Lines and Notation

6th Maths : Term 1 Unit 4

Geometry | Describing Lines

Describing lines

A line can be long or short. A line can be flat or slant or vertical. If a line is rotated in any direction, it remains to be a line. So, given below (Fig. 4.3) are lines in different positions.

Lines in different positions Fig. 4.3: Lines in various orientations

But the following (Fig.4.4) are not lines.

Examples of non-lines Fig. 4.4: Shapes that are not lines

If the length of a line is ignored, then it can be extended in both the directions without ending as in (Fig. 4.5) given below.

Line extending through two points Fig. 4.5: Line extending in both directions
A line through two points A and B is written as AB notation or BA notation . Also it is denoted by a letter 'l'.
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