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TWO LINES ARE COPLANAR
Two lines can always be connected by a plane. The trees are lines and the are connected by a single plane.
Always True
TWO LINES INTERSECT AT
ONE POINT
The antenna of the car represents the line and the top of the car represents the plane that the line intersects in a point.
Sometimes True
The fence is a plane, and the ridge is the line that intersects the plane on a line. Which means that not all lines intersect planes at a point.
TWO PLANES
INTERSECT AT A LINE
The small roof plane intersects the square house plane on a line.
Sometimes True
The two planes represented by columns will never intersect therefore they will never intersect on a line.
TWO PLANES INTERSECT IN A
SINGLE POINT
This statement is never true because when two planes intersect it makes a line, if planes always intersect in a line then it is impossible for them to intersect at a point.
Never True
PLANES HAVE AN EDGE
This statement is never true because planes go on and on forever so there are no edges on a plane.
Never True
TWO POINTS ARE
COLLINEAR
If you pick any two points any where, no matter their distance or height there will always be a line that goes straight through both of them.
Always True
THREE POINTS ARE COLLINEAR
The gutters on the street make three points, and those three points make a line.
Sometimes True
The tree flowers are points that don’t make a line, so three points ,ay or may not be coplanar.
THREE POINTS ARE
COPLANAR
If you take any three points the will always be a plane that connects all of them. All three flowers can be connected by a plane.
Always True
FOUR POINTS ARE
COPLANAR
All four wheels of the car lie on the same plane.
Sometimes True
Three of the flowers make a plane, but the forth flower is all alone.
A POINT IS A SMALL
FILLED CIRCLE
A point is an undefined object, meaning it has no mass, so it can’t be anything (including a small filled circle).
Never True
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