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Chapter 1: Q1. (page 29)

Write three names for the line pictured.

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The three names for the line pictured is RN,NCand RC.

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01

- Requirement to draw a line.

The requirement to draw a line is that minimum two points are required to draw a line.

02

- Naming of the line.

Since to draw a line, two points are required. Similarly to name a line, two points which are lying on the line are required.

03

- Write the three names for the line pictured.

The three points lying on the line are R,N and C.

Therefore, the three names for the line pictured is RN,NC and RC.

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