Chapter 1: Q40 (page 10)
Find the value of the variable.
Short Answer
The value of the variable is .
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The value of the variable is .
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A plane can be named by three or more non-collinear points it contains. In chapter 12 you will study pyramids like the one shown at the right below.

Name five planes that contain sides of the pyramid shown.
For the following coordinates of two points on a number line, state the distance between the points 7 and .
A plane can be named by three or more non-collinear points it contains. In chapter 12 you will study pyramids like the one shown at the right below.

Name a line and a plane that intersect in a point.
Name a fourth point that is in the same plane as the given points.
B, G, C

Can a given line be in two planes? In ten planes?
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