The point on a cone where two or more line segments meet is called the
Vertex.
The point on a cone where two or more line segments meet is called the apex or vertex of the cone.
The point on a cone where two or more line segments meet is called the apex or vertex.
To understand this, let's first explain what a cone is. A cone is a three-dimensional geometric shape that has a circular base and a pointed top. The base of the cone is a flat circle, and the pointed top is called the apex or vertex.
When two or more line segments intersect or come together on the cone, they meet at a single point, which is the apex or vertex of the cone. This point marks the highest or most elevated part of the cone.
To visualize this, imagine an ice cream cone. The apex or vertex of the cone is the very top point where the ice cream comes to a point. Similarly, in a geometric cone, the apex or vertex represents the point where multiple line segments converge or meet.