👉 In mathematics, a bisegment is defined as an interval that includes both endpoints of an interval. These intervals can be either open or closed, depending on whether they are included in the original interval. For example: - The interval from 3 to 5 includes both endpoints, and it is considered a bisegment. - If we remove the endpoints of this interval, we get the interval [2, 4], which is not a bisegment since it does not include both endpoints. In general
