Please explain this.

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moongazer · Answer

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moongazer · Answer

Isn't it that points are colinear if they both belongs in the same line but why is it the graph shows that the points are colinear even if I don't see a line with the points

moongazer · Answer

I am just confused :)

moongazer · Answer

does it mean all the points in the graphs are collinear?

lgbasallote · Answer

nevermind what i said...

lgbasallote · Answer

but it says so in your document that points can be colinear even if it isn't drawn in the figure

lgbasallote · Answer

so yes N and A become colinear through that condition

lgbasallote · Answer

and it seems like i said earlier any two points are colinear...seems it was right from the start..sorry for the confusion

moongazer · Answer

But why  points can be colinear even if it isn't drawn in the figure?

moongazer · Answer

here is another thing that confuses me about coplanar

lgbasallote · Answer

like i said earlier colinear doesnt just mean it is within a shown line..two points are colinear IF you CAN draw a line connecting them..since those two points satisfy that..they are colinear

lgbasallote · Answer

could you not use ms word? downloading may cause problems...please post them in some other ways

moongazer · Answer

ok, sorry for that
I think I understand it now.
Thanks :)