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Chapter 1: Q2. (page 29)

Name the ray that is opposite to NC鈫�.

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The ray that is opposite toNC鈫� is NR鈫�.

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Step 1. Definition of opposite ray.

A ray is said to be opposite to the given ray if the ray is starting from the same point but goes in the opposite direction to the given ray.

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Step 2. Observe the diagram.

It can be noticed that the rayBA鈫� is opposite to the rayBC鈫� because both rays have the same starting pointB and the rayBA鈫� is going in the opposite direction to that of the ray BC鈫�.

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Step 3. Name the ray that is opposite to NC→ by considering the definition of the opposite ray and the above diagram.

From the given diagram it can be noticed that:

The raysNC鈫� andNR鈫� are starting from the same pointN and are going in opposite directions.

Therefore, the ray that is opposite toNC鈫� is NR鈫�.

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