Points, Lines, and Planes
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Geometry
After watching the video on this concept, take this quiz to see how much you've learned! See the results right when you're done, AND, there's even an option to send the results to an email of your choice. Good luck, no pressure, and YAY MATH!

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Can you spot some of the relationships between all the points, lines, and the plane S?
When points are "collinear", that means that they are on the same line. In the figure, points U, B, and H are on line ℓ. Thus, they are "collinear."
And, to be "coplanar" means to be on the same plane. Thus, points U, B, H, and E are "coplanar," because they're all on plane 𝓢.
Points B and X are collinear. Meaning, they are on the same line. *
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Points U, B, H, E, and X are all coplanar. Meaning, all the points are on the same plane. *
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What's another name for plane 𝓢? *
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What is the intersection of plane 𝓢 and line BX? *
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Minimum number of points to form a line? *
1 point
Minimum number of points to form a plane? *
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What are each of these called?
Please match the images above to their appropriate names. *
3 points
1st one
2nd one
3rd one
Line *SEGMENT* AB, just a portion of a line
*LINE* AB, infinite in both directions
*RAY* AB, starting at point A and continuing through point B
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