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Chapter 1: Q12 (page 8)

Make a sketch showing four points that are not coplanar.

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The sketch showing four points that are not coplanar is:0

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Step 1. Definition of the coplanar points.

The coplanar points are the points that lie on the same plane.

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Step 2. Strategy to draw four non coplanar points.

The four non-coplanar points can be drawn by taking the points on different planes.

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Step 3. Draw the diagram such that four of the points lies on the same plane but only three of them lies on the same line.

The sketch showing four points that are not coplanar is:

It can be observed that the four points A, B, C and D does not on the same plane that is they are not coplanar points.

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