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Chapter 1: Q3 (page 7)

Classify the statement as true or false.

T, O, and R are collinear.

Short Answer

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The provided statement does not satisfy the given figure so it is false.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Observe the diagram

The plane consists of the points which make two lines which are and . A vertical line is traveling through the plane and makes a point O on the plane.

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Step 2. Definition of collinear points

The points that are collinear represent the points that are not present at the different lines.

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Step 3. Use the observation of diagram

The two lines and are on the plane M which represents that points T and R are present on different lines. This is not related to the given statement.

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Step 4. Make the conclusion

As the provided statement does not match with the observation so it is false.

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