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    Suur Suur Suur Suur Sur Sur: Example 1 Name Lines and Planes

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    This geometry lesson defines key geometric terms like points, lines, and planes. It provides examples of naming points on a line and planes containing points. Students are asked to name geometric shapes modeled in a picture, draw figures based on given relationships between points and lines, and interpret drawings by identifying planes, collinear points, and intersections.

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    Suur Suur Suur Suur Sur Sur: Example 1 Name Lines and Planes

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    This geometry lesson defines key geometric terms like points, lines, and planes. It provides examples of naming points on a line and planes containing points. Students are asked to name geometric shapes modeled in a picture, draw figures based on given relationships between points and lines, and interpret drawings by identifying planes, collinear points, and intersections.

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    This geometry lesson defines key geometric terms like points, lines, and planes. It provides examples of naming points on a line and planes containing points. Students are asked to name geometric shapes modeled in a picture, draw figures based on given relationships between points and lines, and interpret drawings by identifying planes, collinear points, and intersections.

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    This geometry lesson defines key geometric terms like points, lines, and planes. It provides examples of naming points on a line and planes containing points. Students are asked to name geometric shapes modeled in a picture, draw figures based on given relationships between points and lines, and interpret drawings by identifying planes, collinear points, and intersections.

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    Geometry

    Chapter 1

    Lesson 1-1

    Example 1 Name Lines and Planes


    Use the figure to name each of the following.
    a. a line containing point N
    The line can be named as line c.
    There are three points on the line. Any two of the
    points can be used to name the line.

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    MN

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    r
    NM

    MO

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    r

    OM

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    NO

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    ON

    b. a plane containing points P and M


    The plane can be named as plane A.
    You can also use the letters of any three noncollinear points to name the plane.
    plane MNP plane MOP plane NOP
    The letters of each of these names can be reordered to create other acceptable names for this
    plane. For example, MNP can also be written as MPN, NPM, NMP, PMN and PNM. In all,
    there are 18 different three-letter names for this plane.

    Example 2 Model Points, Lines, and Planes


    VISUALIZATION Name the geometric shapes
    modeled by the picture.
    The paint drop in the center of the flower models
    point A.
    The stem of the flower models segment DC.
    The grass line models line BC.
    The canvas models plane BCD.

    Example 3 Draw Geometric Figures


    Draw and label a figure for each relationship.
    a. ALGEBRA Lines AB and CD intersect at E for
    A(-4, 3), B(2, -1), C(2, 4) and D(-4, -2) on a
    coordinate plane. Point G is coplanar with
    these points, but not collinear with
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    AB or CD .

    Geometry

    Chapter 1

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    CD
    AB
    Graph each point and draw
    and
    .
    Label the intersection point as E.
    There are an infinite number of points that are
    coplanar with A, B, C, D, and E, but are not
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    collinear with AB or CD . In the graph, one such
    point is G(3, 1).

    Geometry

    Chapter 1

    b.
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    XW lies in plane P and contains point Y.
    Draw a surface to represent plane P and label it.
    Draw a line anywhere on the plane.
    Draw dots on the line for points X and W.
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    Since XW contains Y point Y lies on XW .
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    Draw a dot on XW and label it Y.

    Example 4 Interpret Drawings


    a. How many planes appear in this figure?
    There are four planes: plane M, plane XYZ,
    plane ZTY, plane XTY
    b. Name three points that are collinear.
    Points Y, Q, and Z are collinear.
    c. Are points X, Y, Z and P coplanar? Explain.
    Points X, Z, and P lie in plane M but point Y does
    not lie in plane M. Thus, they are not coplanar.
    Points X, Y, and Z lie in a plane, but point P does
    not lie in plane XYZ.
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    d. At what point do PR and TZ intersect?
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    PR and TZ do not intersect. TZ lies in plane M
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    but only point P of PR lies in M.

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