Question

Help me please

1. For the following argument, which statement is a premise?

Argument:
Any three points that are noncollinear define a plane.
Points P, Q, and R are noncollinear.
Therefore, points P, Q, and R define a plane.

(Points : 1)
Any two points define a line.

Points P, Q, and R are noncollinear.

Points P, Q, and R define a plane.

Every plane is flat.

I think the answer is C

Answer 1

a premise is a statement of the argument.

There are several premises in this argument - "Any three points that are noncollinear define a plane" is one premise, and "points P, Q, and R are noncollinear" is another premise. The conclusion is the last sentence.

So yes C would match it since it is saying that these 3 noncollinear points define a definite plane

Answer 2

Wait nevermind that is the conclusion not a premise.

So the answer is actually B since that is a prmise

Answer 3

ok thank you

Answer 4

Your welcome!