Question

Draw five pints P,Q,R,S and T, no three of which are collinear. Then sketch <-->PQ, <-->RS, --QR, --ST, and -->TP.

Answer 1

draw them in lines

Answer 2

Start by plotting the 5 points. Make sure that you can't draw a straight line through any three of them.

Answer 3

Does that make sense?

Answer 4

yeah but what does it mean by sketching the lines??

Answer 5

now that you have 5 points down, label them P, Q, R, S, T

Then draw a line through P and Q and make sure this line extends indefinitely in either direction. This will be the line \(\Large \overleftrightarrow{PQ}\)

Do the same for for \(\Large \overleftrightarrow{RS}\)

Answer 6

okay

Answer 7

For something like \(\Large \overline{QR}\), you draw a line connecting Q and R, but this line doesn't extend past either point (this line has a determined length and it doesn't go on forever in either direction)

Answer 8

For \(\Large \overrightarrow{TP}\), you draw a line through T and P and you keep the line going past P. The line cuts off or stops short at T. So it only goes on forever in one direction

Answer 9

oklay

Answer 10

thanks you so much ! ☺

Answer 11

you're welcome