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Which statement explains the difference between a point and a vertex?

A vertex can be used to create other geometric shapes, and a point is always part of a shape.
A point does not have a formal definition, and a vertex is described through undefined terms.
A vertex contains an infinite number of points, and a point does not have width or depth.
A point continues infinitely in one direction, and a vertex does not have width or depth

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