Bounded by lines

Definition

When referring to shapes or regions in mathematics, being bounded by lines means that they are enclosed within specific boundaries determined by straight lines.

Related terms

Area:

The measure of the size of a two-dimensional shape or region bounded by lines.

Perimeter:

The total length of all the sides or boundaries that enclose a two-dimensional shape.

Polygon: A closed figure with straight sides, formed by connecting line segments, and bounded by lines.