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The 15 pages that link to Line (geometry), each with the reason it gives.

• Euclidean geometryRelated: Euclid’s geometry builds figures from straight lines and their intersections.

• GeometryBroader topic: Lines express straightness and alignment, central relations in geometric constructions and proofs.

• Plane (geometry)Broader topic: Any two distinct points in a plane determine exactly one line.

• Line segmentCompared with: Unlike a segment, a line has no endpoints and does not have finite length.

• Parallel linesBroader topic: Parallelism compares entire lines, not merely finite segments.

• Dihedral angleNarrower topic: The two planes meet along this shared line.

• Point (geometry)Related: Two distinct points determine a unique line in Euclidean geometry.

• Radical axisNarrower topic: The equal-power locus is linear even though it is defined using circular distances.

• Ray (geometry)Narrower topic: A ray shares a line’s straightness but extends in only one direction.

• TransversalNarrower topic: A transversal is itself a line and intersects other lines.

• Skew linesRelated: Skewness describes how two lines are positioned relative to each other.

• Pasch's axiomRelated: The axiom describes how a line entering a triangle must meet its boundary.

• Tarski's axiomsRelated: Lines can be defined from point relations rather than included as primitive objects.

• Pizza theoremNarrower topic: Each cut is part of a line passing through the disk’s center.

• Pasch's theoremRelated: The theorem concerns how a line intersects the sides of a triangle.