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| infanant set of points that extends in two directions |
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| an infanate set of points that creates a flat plane |
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| points all on the same line |
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| one endpoint and extends forever |
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| when two segmnets are added togeather to create one larger segment |
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| equal or same midpoint of a segment: two objects of the same shape and size |
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| segments that have equal lenglths |
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| the point that devides the segment into two congruent segments |
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| a line, point, ray, plane, or segment that intersects the segment at its midpoint |
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| two rays that have the same endpoint |
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| the addition of two smaller angles to create one larger one |
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