What are Lines and Planes?

5th Grade, Module 17: What are Lines and Planes?

LINES AND PLANES 

 

Lines and planes are basic topics covered in Geometry till now. However, we will expand our theory to angles. Angles and lines are important not only in theory but in practical life be it in the field of architecture or astronomy. 

In this chapter we will learn  

  • the concept of angles and how can we measure it 

  • how to construct angles  

  • different types of angles and lines 

 

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