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Chapter 1: Q21. (page 31)

Is it possible for a line and a point to be noncoplanar?

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There is no possibility for the provided condition.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Definition of plane.

A plane is a geometrical figure which lies in the category of 鈥渢wo dimensional geometry鈥� and it has no limit for stretching.Also a plane consists of line and points.

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Step 2. Definition of noncoplanar line and point.

If a line and a point are positioned at different planes so the line and the point can be called as noncoplanar because they are not having the same plane.

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Step 3. Make the conclusion by using the definition.

As both the definitions are not satisfying each other because a plane can contain both line and points so the provided condition does not hold any possibility.

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