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Mobile App Chapter 1: Q13 (page 25)
State whether it is possible for the figure described to exist. Write yes or no.
Two points both lie in each of the two lines.
Short Answer
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No, it is not possible that two points both lie in each of the two lines.
Step by step solution
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Step 1. Write the postulate 6.
Postulate 6 states that exactly one line passes through any two points.
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Step 2. Draw the diagram of line passing through the two points A and B.
The figure represents a line passing through two points A and B is:
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Step 3. State whether it is possible that two points both lie in each of two lines by considering the postulate 6 and above diagram.
From the diagram and postulate 6, it can be noticed that exactly one line can pass through any two points. Therefore, it is not possible that any two points can simultaneously lie on two different lines.
Therefore, it is not possible that two points both lie in each of the two lines.
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