Which statements are true regarding undefinable terms in geometry select two options

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In Ecludian geometry, undefined term are the plane, point and line. Becasue these terms are too intuitive, we don't need to demonstrate them, they just exits, they are too primitive to be defined, that's why they are undefined term.

However, there are some characteristics about each term, for example, a line and a plane are infinite, the plane is formed by infinite of lines and the line is formed by infinite set of points. Additionally, a line has one dimension only, because it's formed by infinte set of points, which doesn't have a dimensions as a singular term, but all together form a length.

Therefore, the right answers are C and E.

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