Difference between revisions of "Line"
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| − | A line was described by [[Euclid]] as having "breadthless length. This means that a line in infinitely long, but has no width. A line that can be drawn on paper is not actually a line, but a representation of a line. A line can be broken down into finite [[Line Segment]]s. | + | A line was described by [[Euclid]] as having "breadthless length. This means that a line in infinitely long, but has no width. A line that can be drawn on paper is not actually a line, but a representation of a line. Two points determine a line. A line can be broken down into finite [[Line Segment]]s. |
Revision as of 12:40, January 26, 2007
A line was described by Euclid as having "breadthless length. This means that a line in infinitely long, but has no width. A line that can be drawn on paper is not actually a line, but a representation of a line. Two points determine a line. A line can be broken down into finite Line Segments.