Question

Use the diagram to name the figures.

Three collinear points
Four non-coplanar points
Two opposite rays
Two intersecting lines
The intersection of plane LMN and plane QLS

Answer 1

diagram?

Answer 2

Right there!

Answer 3

I have all my answers, I just need to make sure they are correct and they make sense!

Answer 4

post what you have so far sara_lee101

Answer 5

The three collinear points could be either Q, T, and W or N, X, and U

The four non-coplanar points in the figure are Q, L, S and R

The two opposite rays could be either XU, XN or TN and TQ

Two intersecing lines could be MR and LS

And finally The intersection between LMN and QLS is SL

Answer 6

"The three collinear points could be either Q, T, and W or N, X, and U"

I don't see point W, but I agree with " N, X, and U"

Answer 7

Arrows on top of the points go for the following: XU, XN, TN, TQ, MR, LS, and SL

Answer 8

"The four non-coplanar points in the figure are Q, L, S and R"

correct

Answer 9

Oh sorry, I meant Q, T and N

Answer 10

"Q, T and N" works

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

"The two opposite rays could be either XU, XN or TN and TQ"

correct

Answer 13

alright

Answer 14

"Two intersecing lines could be MR and LS"

incorrect, line MR never intersects line LS since they are parallel lines

Answer 15

Oh ok. No, I meant one or the other

Answer 16

Since the question is asking to give Two intersecting lines

Answer 17

you need to list 2 lines (not one or the other)

Answer 18

SO, what would that be? I am confused on the subject...

Answer 19

one pair could be LM and MR

they intersect at point M

Answer 20

another pair is MR and RU

they intersect at point R

Answer 21

Oh ok.. So, I was right with MR but not LS, right?

Answer 22

yeah MR and LS never cross

Answer 23

there are lots of other pairs as well

Answer 24

ok, and what about the last one?

Answer 25

the one with the intersection in the two planes?

Answer 26

Did I get that one correct?

Answer 27

" The intersection between LMN and QLS is SL"

incorrect

Answer 28

How? Could you explain a bit more on that? Please...

Answer 29

LMN is the front face

QLS is the left face (hidden behind the front & top faces)

Answer 30

ok

Answer 31

you think of LMN as plane LMNQ

think of QLS as plane QLSP

Answer 32

LMNQ and QLSP have the letters "L" and "Q" in both

so that's why they intersect to form line LQ

Answer 33

and that's the front left corner edge

Answer 34

where the front and left faces intersect

Answer 35

Oh! I knew that in order for there to be an intersection both had to have one letter in each.. SO thats why I was confused as only one plane contained the letter S

Answer 36

Now I understand a bit better!

Answer 37

So other than the two mistakes I made, the rest of the answers were correct?

Answer 38

yes everything else looks good

Answer 39

Thank you so much!!

Answer 40

you're welcome