What is terminated line and non-terminated line????
Terminated line is defined as a part of a line with definite end points. So it is a part of line with both ends terminating to fixed, well defined points.
A terminated line in Euclid's geometry is basically what we call a line segment now-a-days.
For example if A and B are two fixed points, then we can represent the terminated line AB as:
A non-terminated line can be defined as a part of line with no end points defined, so that it can be extended in both directions.
For example, the line CD, extending in both directions.
A terminated line in Euclid's geometry is basically what we call a line segment now-a-days.
For example if A and B are two fixed points, then we can represent the terminated line AB as:
A non-terminated line can be defined as a part of line with no end points defined, so that it can be extended in both directions.
For example, the line CD, extending in both directions.