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Chapter 1: Q34 (page 20)

Given the diagram, state whether you can reach the conclusion shown.

Points E, O, and F are collinear.

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We can conclude that points E, O, and F are collinear.

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Step 1. Observe the given diagram

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Step 2. Highlight the points E, O, and F in the given diagram.

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Step 3. Explain whether you can reach the given conclusion.

Three or more points that lie on the same line are called collinear points. In the given diagram, points E, O, and F lie on the same straight line EF¯therefore they are collinear.

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