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In engineering drawing, how is a geometric 'line' fundamentally defined?
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- 1A closed curve where all points are equidistant from a fixed center
- 2A three-dimensional object having length, breadth, and height
- 3A dimensionless location in space or on a sheet with no width, height, or depth
- 4A one-dimensional figure that has length but no width✓
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A one-dimensional figure that has length but no width
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