A plane has at least three noncollinear points and a line has at least two points.

True or False?

Question

A plane has at least three noncollinear points and a line has at least two points.

True or False?

anonymous · Answer

Hint 1: The vertices of a triangle can be drawn in a plane (such as on the surface of a piece of paper).  Are these vertices colinear?
Hint 2: A line has an infinite number of points.

anonymous · Answer

no its not and is it true or false?

anonymous · Answer

You basically just answered the question... Hint 1 conceptually shows that you can always pick three noncolinear points out of a plane.

anonymous · Answer

so false

anonymous · Answer

@wizmantr5 , we just "showed" that you can always pick there noncolinear points out of a plane, and you are asked whether it is true or false that "A plane has at least three noncollinear points".  that means it's true.

anonymous · Answer

Even though this question is three years old, the answer is FALSE.