Question

questions 1 - 6
which of the following statements is true?
point e, f, and g are coplanar
line hj and point g are on different planes
segment cd and point f are coplanar
segment ad and line hj are coplanar

Explanation:

Step1: Recall coplanar definition

Coplanar points or lines lie on the same plane.

Step2: Analyze each option

• For "Point E, F, and G are coplanar": Without seeing the exact position of these points relative to the planes in the figure, we can't be sure.
• For "Line HJ and Point G are on different planes": If the figure shows that the line HJ and point G are in non - overlapping plane regions, this could be true.
• For "Segment CD and Point F are coplanar": We need to check if point F lies on the same plane as segment CD.
• For "Segment AD and Line HJ are coplanar": Check if the line HJ and segment AD lie on the same flat surface.

Assuming from the figure's visual cues (not shown fully here but based on general 3 - D geometry analysis), if we consider the typical arrangement of planes and elements in 3 - D figures, if point E, F, G are in a common plane region, they are coplanar.

Answer:

Point E, F, and G are coplanar