Question

Complete the sentence with the word "always", "sometimes", or "never"

A line and a point not on the line __________ lie in more than one plane.

Answer 1

@myininaya @agent0smith

Answer 2

@iambatman

Answer 3

How many planes does a triangle live in?

Answer 4

One?

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

same thing here. If you take a line and the some point not on that line. It can only live in one plane.

Answer 7

For the same reason that a triangle can live in at most one plane.

Answer 8

then*

Answer 9

When would it lie in multiple planes?

Answer 10

Think about drawing a line in front of you in the air. Now put a point next to it (but not on it). How many angles can you put a piece of paper in the air so that it has the line and point?

Answer 11

In several angles I think.

Answer 12

Can you make sure some other fill-in-the-blanks with "always", "sometimes", or "never"? @zzr0ck3r

Answer 13

Adjacent angles are "sometimes" congruent

Answer 14

Just like you can only have the triangle in one plane, same thing here.

Answer 15

So am I correct?

Answer 16

what was your answer again?

Answer 17

"sometimes"

Answer 18

it will always lie in a plane

Answer 19

For what question?

Answer 20

but NEVER more than one

Answer 21

Ok. Yes I got that already.

Answer 22

oh lol

Answer 23

What about: Adjacent angles are "sometimes" congruent. Is that correct?

Answer 24

I see. Close this question and open a new one.

Answer 25

OK