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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Based on the following etymological information, what is the meaning of the word collinear? Latin collis “hill” Latin collum “neck, throat” Latin co-, con- “with, together” Latin lenire “soothe, relieve” Latin linea “line” lying near a hill (of an animal) with thin ears soothing to the throat (of points) lying on the same line

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Well this is rather hard. I'm assuming that they don't want the definition which would be the last one. I can only say that it could be the third or fifth choice. Since collinear is about points on the same line and the prefix "co"(and I assume this question is focusing on prefix), I would say the third choice would be more likely.

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