The route of a bus is an example of Area (implantation) on a plane. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Analysis of the Statement

1. Understanding the Terms: The statement refers to a bus route being an example of an area on a plane. In geometric terms, an area is defined as a two-dimensional space occupied by a shape or figure.

2. Evaluating the Bus Route Representation:

   • A bus route can be visualized on a map, where it occupies a specific path on the plane (the map).
   • The route itself is typically represented as a line or a series of connected segments.

3. Conclusion:

   • While the bus route can define a path, it does not create a filled two-dimensional space (area) but rather a set of points or a line. An area would imply a bounded space where surface measurements apply.

Final Answer

False. A bus route is typically represented as a line and does not constitute a filled area on a plane.