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    Fixed Location: Point 0 and Point F

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    Points, lines, and planes are basic geometric elements: - A point has no length, width, or thickness and is represented by a dot. - A line extends indefinitely in opposite directions and connects two points. - A plane extends infinitely in all directions, has length and width but no thickness, and can be defined by any three non-collinear points.

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    Fixed Location: Point 0 and Point F

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    Points, lines, and planes are basic geometric elements: - A point has no length, width, or thickness and is represented by a dot. - A line extends indefinitely in opposite directions and connects two points. - A plane extends infinitely in all directions, has length and width but no thickness, and can be defined by any three non-collinear points.

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    CamScanner 11-10-2020 10.28.58

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    Points, lines, and planes are basic geometric elements: - A point has no length, width, or thickness and is represented by a dot. - A line extends indefinitely in opposite directions and connects two points. - A plane extends infinitely in all directions, has length and width but no thickness, and can be defined by any three non-collinear points.

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    TERMS ILLUSTRATION

    A point is a fixed location


    in space. It has no length,
    •D
    width, and thickness. It is Point 0 and
    F D and F
    represented by a dot. Points • point F
    are named by a capital letter.

    A line is a set of an infinite


    number of points extending
    indefinitely in opposite
    4
    c
    • .
    D
    t
    ...
    ~.--..... ~~ Line CO or
    directions. It is named by CD or Dear
    line DC or
    two capital letters or by I line t '
    line t
    using a single lowercase
    script letter.

    A plane is represented by
    any flat surface and the
    .-
    t t t t
    points on it extend infinitely }t ~
    +- B
    in all directions. It has ~
    .- _.• B,C,Dor plane Plane BCDor
    length and width but no
    D }l plane A
    thickness. It is named by any .- • C • _.
    three points on the plane or
    a single script letter.
    ~ ~ ~ +

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    BASIC DEFINITIONS IN GEOMETRY

    Collinear' points are


    points that are lying on
    the same line.
    .. .
    c A
    • .
    T
    ' .... Points C,A, and T are collinear
    points

    Non collinear points are


    points that do not lie on ~ .c A
    • .
    T
    ....
    the same line. Points C, A, T, and S are non
    collinear points
    •S

    Coplanar points are


    points that lie on the
    same plane
    ~ .
    c
    T.
    .
    u
    E.
    .. Points C, U; T, and E
    coplanar points
    are

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    Non coplanar points are
    points that do not lie on
    the same plane Points C, U, E,'and T a~e non
    c u coplanar points.
    / . Point T is not lying in the
    given plane.

    .1
    !
    r{
    Space IS the set of all
    i"J'
    points

    C, B, F, and E represent a
    space.

    Point E is not lying in the giv-


    en plane.

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