In how many points a line, not in a plane, can intersect the plane?
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The number of points that a line, not in a plane, can intersect the plane at either 1 or no point.
- A line has only one dimension (1D) , while a plane has two dimensions (2D).
- Since the line only has 1 Dimension, that is length, there are three possible cases for the intersection of line with a plane.
- If the line lie in the plane, it intersects the plane at Infinite points.
- If the line does not lie in the plane, it intersects the plane only at one point, provided it's length is not parallel to the plane.
- If the line does not lie in the plane, and it's length is parallel to the plane, the line never intersects the given plane.
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