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Tell which of the following statements are true (T) and which are false (F).

(i) The intersection of two segments may be a segment.
(ii) Two segments may intersect at a point which is not any end-point of either segments containing it.
(iii) Every ray is a segment.
(iv) Every segment is a ray.

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(i) False
Explanation: Two line segments can intersect maximum at one point and one point can not make a line segment.


(ii) True
Explanation: If two line segments intersect, then point of intersection will not be any of the end points.



(iii) True
Explanation: A portion of line that starts at a point and has no end point is called a ray, whereas aline segment has both its end points fixed. So every ray is a segment.


(iv) False
Both ends points of a line segment are fixed but ray has only one end fixed. Thus, a segment can never be a ray.

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