Questions and Answers
Intersecting lines are _________ coplanar
always
Two planes __________ meet in exactly one point
never
Three points are _________ coplanar
always
Four points are ________ coplanar
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Two lines __________ meet in more than one point
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A plane containing two points of a line _________ contains the entire line
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Two parallel lines are ____ coplanar
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Skew lines are ____ coplanar
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Opposite rays ______ form a line
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Two lines in the same plane are ______ parallel
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Two planes that do not intersect are ______ parallel
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A line and a point are ______ coplanar
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Two points are _______ collinear
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Opposite rays _______ the same endpoint
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Parallel lines are _________ skew
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Four points are _______ coplanar
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Skew lines are ________ noncoplanar
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Two lines that lie in parallel planes are _______ parallel
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The intersection of two planes is ______ a point
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Study Notes
Always
- Intersecting lines are always coplanar, meaning they lie within the same plane.
- Three points are always coplanar, as any three points can be connected through a single plane.
- A plane containing two points of a line always contains the entire line extending through both points.
- Two parallel lines are always coplanar, as parallel lines exist in the same plane without intersecting.
- Opposite rays always form a line by extending in opposite directions from a shared endpoint.
- Two planes that do not intersect are always parallel, maintaining a constant distance apart.
- A line and a point are always coplanar because any point can define a plane with a line.
- Two points are always collinear, since a line can always be drawn between them.
- Opposite rays always share the same endpoint, which defines their origin.
Never
- Two planes never meet in exactly one point; they either intersect along a line or are parallel.
- Two lines never meet in more than one point; they can either intersect at a single point or be parallel.
- Skew lines are never coplanar, as they do not lie in the same plane and do not intersect.
- Parallel lines are never skew, as they exist within the same plane and do not meet.
Sometimes
- Four points are sometimes coplanar; they can be coplanar if they lie on the same plane, but it's not guaranteed.
- Two lines in the same plane are sometimes parallel; they may be parallel if they do not intersect, but can also intersect.
- Two lines that lie in parallel planes are sometimes parallel, depending on their orientation.
Skew Lines
- Skew lines are always noncoplanar; they do not lie within the same plane.
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