Question 6: Consider the following figure of line $\leftarrow - \to M N$ . Say whether following statement is true or false in the context of the given figure:

(a) Ray $- - \to O M$ is not opposite to ray $- - \to O P$ .

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Solution

In the given figure,

Ray $- - \to O M$ and ray $- - \to O P$ both have same starting point O but both rays are extending in the opposite direction.

Therefore, the given statement that ray $- - \to O M$ is not opposite to ray $- - \to O P$ is false.

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Question 6: Consider the following figure of line ←−→MN. Say whether following statement is true or false in the context of the given figure: (a) Ray −−→OM is not opposite to ray −−→OP.

In the given figure, Ray −−→OM and ray −−→OP both have same starting point O but both rays are extending in the opposite direction. Therefore, the given statement that ray −−→OM is not opposite to ray −−→OP is false.

Question 6: Consider the following figure of line $\leftarrow - \to M N$ . Say whether following statement is true or false in the context of the given figure:

(a) Ray $- - \to O M$ is not opposite to ray $- - \to O P$ .

In the given figure,

Ray $- - \to O M$ and ray $- - \to O P$ both have same starting point O but both rays are extending in the opposite direction.

Therefore, the given statement that ray $- - \to O M$ is not opposite to ray $- - \to O P$ is false.