Chapter 1: Q6 (page 3)
Point X is equidistant from F and T. Furthermore, point Y is equidistant from F and T. Does that mean that X and Y are equally distant from F?

Short Answer
Points X and Y do not have the same distance from point F.
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Chapter 1: Q6 (page 3)
Point X is equidistant from F and T. Furthermore, point Y is equidistant from F and T. Does that mean that X and Y are equally distant from F?

Points X and Y do not have the same distance from point F.
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bisects . Find the value of.

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The plane that contains the top of the box can be called plane ABCD.
Name the intersection of planes ABFE and BCGF.

a. Are points , and collinear?
b. Are points , and coplanar?

Name two planes that intersect in .

In Exercises 5-11 you will have to visualize certain lines and planes not shown in the diagram of the box. When you name a plane, name it by using four points, no three of which are collinear.

Write the postulate that assures you that exists.
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