Starter Quiz

Question 1 of 6
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Match the correct statement with the correct notation.
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A vector starting from $$A$$ and ending at $$B$$
A line segment with points $$A$$ and $$B$$ at each end
A vector starting from $$B$$ and ending at $$A$$
A point with $$x$$-coordinate of $$a$$ and $$y$$-coordinate of $$b$$
A point with $$x$$-coordinate of $$b$$ and $$y$$-coordinate of $$a$$
$$\overrightarrow{AB}$$
$$AB$$
$$\overrightarrow{BA}$$
$$(a,b)$$
$$(b,a)$$
From one point to another point without indicating a direction is simply a line segment. This is because it only has length and no direction. If a direction is given, then it is a vector as it has both length and direction.