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Question
points lines and planes exit quiz
multiple choices
- a line and a plane intersect in :
a. point b. line
c. plane d. line segment
- two planes intersect in:
a. line segment b. line
c. point d. ray
- identify a choice that best completes the statement.
| any | sometimes | no | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| b. | ______ three points are collinear. | any | sometimes | no |
| c. | ______ two lines that intersect, will intersect in a point. | any | sometimes | no |
- refer to each figure
(image of a pyramid - like figure with points d, a, h, n, l and plane π)
name three coplanar points.
name a point that is coplanar with l and h
name the intersection of plane π and plane nad.
name the intersection of plane nah and plane dhl.
Question 1
A line and a plane can intersect in a point (if the line is not parallel to the plane and doesn't lie on it) or a line (if the line lies on the plane). But generally, the most common case for a non - coplanar line and plane intersection is a point. So the answer is a. Point.
By the postulate of planes, two planes intersect in a line. So the correct option is b. Line.
By the definition of collinear points, any two points are collinear because a line can be drawn through any two points. So the answer is Any.
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a. Point