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Chapter 1: Q9 (page 7)

Can a given point be in two lines? In ten lines?

Short Answer

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A point can be present in two, ten, or more lines.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Definition of point in terms of lines

A point is a simple dot that contains an infinite count of lines that are traveling through the point.

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Step 2. Use the definition of point in terms of lines

The definition is not related to the provided statement as there is an infinite count of intersecting lines.

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Step 3. Make the conclusion

As the provided statement matches with the observation so a point can be present in two, ten, or more lines.

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