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Match the following statements:

	Column $A$		Column $B$
$i$	Line segment has	$a$	at a point
$ii$	Two segments may intersect	$b$	if they have equal lengths
$iii$	Two segments are congruent	$c$	two end-point
$iv$	Line segment is	$d$	portion of a line

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	Column $A$		Column $B$
$i$	Line segment has	$c$	two end$-$point
$ii$	Two segments may intersect	$a$	at a point
$iii$	Two segments are congruent	$b$	if they have equal lengths
$iv$	Line segment is	$d$	portion of a line

Solution:
$i.\ $A line segment is a part of a line that is bounded by two distinct end points.

$ii.\ $Two line segments will either not intersect at all or intersect at one point. It can never intersect at more than one point.

$iii.\ $Line segments are congruent if they have the same lengths. If $AB = 6\ cm$ and $CD = 6\ cm$ Then, $AB$ and $CD$ are congruent.
$iv.\ $A line segment is a part of a line that is bounded by two distinct end points.

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