Opposite rays are rays that share the same endpoint, but point in opposite directions.
PA and PR
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Opposite rays are rays that share the same endpoint, but point in opposite directions. To construct a pair of opposite rays, three collinear points are needed. In our case, we have two sets of collinear points.
A, P, R, Q, and B
D, P, and C
By letting P be the endpoint of the rays, we can find an example of two opposite rays: PA and PR.
