How many lines can be drawn if 3 points are non collinear?
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If a line has to be drawn through 2 points then answer is 3 lines,but if there is no such restriction, infinite lines can be drawn.
Anubhav0355:
I think the question should be to draw a line through all of them...So the answer should be zero... isn't it??
yes...in that case its zero...i forgot this possibility sorry
Nevermind... question lack some statements
maybe he wanted to ask the question from pnc
Yes this can be case too :-P
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Hello mate
As you know that the word collinear itself means ' on a line '
So according the question,
if there are 3 points and a line is to be drawn through all of them....
Then we can't draw even a single line through all of them ( just because they are not collinear )
Question itself has a answer :-P
Hope you understand...
For understanding it better , take 3 points on a paper ( obviously non collinear )
for example three points making a triangular figure...and then try to draw a single line through all of them..
Thanks
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As you know that the word collinear itself means ' on a line '
So according the question,
if there are 3 points and a line is to be drawn through all of them....
Then we can't draw even a single line through all of them ( just because they are not collinear )
Question itself has a answer :-P
Hope you understand...
For understanding it better , take 3 points on a paper ( obviously non collinear )
for example three points making a triangular figure...and then try to draw a single line through all of them..
Thanks
Do mark answer as brainliest if you find it useful.
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