1003030209

SubArea: 
Positional properties
Level: 
A
Project ID: 
1003030209
Source Problem: 
1003030207
Accepted: 
1
Clonable: 
1
Easy: 
1
Let there be three points \( K \), \( L \), and \( M \) on a plane which do not lie on a single line. What is the intersection of the convex angles \( KLM \) and \( KML \)? (Please note that a hypothetical angle \( XYZ \) is a part of a plane bounded by half lines \( YX \) and \( YZ \).)
The triangle \( KLM \)
The segment \( KL \)
The line \( p =\,\, \leftrightarrow KM \)
The point \( K \)
The axis of the convex angle \( KLM \)