**I know I've asked it a couple of times but I messed up and the answers are wrong. •The one who answered both- thanks so much but they did not make sense. I NEED situations.
•How many lines are determined by four points? Consider the situations:all four points are collinear&where three of the four points are collinear. Are there other possible situations?
•I understand what to do... but not exactly how to do it. I am going to ask my teacher for help but... I need the answers for that day so help if you can, thanks so much.
Determine it: 1) where the four points are collinear -and- 2) where three of four points are collinear.
*other possible situations- yes, but what are they? I definitely need to know that part...
•I know that if there are 4 collinear points, then that is one line, because a line continues in each direction.
•Then if it is 3 out of 4 points that are collinear, would it be no line? Wouldn't they just be segments and rays? I NEED the other situations. Thanks.
2007-09-15
08:10:39
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