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ARE E,F & H collinear? Yes;they lie on EH NO;the three points are not collinear Yes;they lie on FH Yes;they lie on EG

ARE E,F & H collinear? Yes;they lie on EH NO;the three points are not collinear Yes;they lie on FH Yes;they lie on EG
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ARE E,F & H collinear?

Yes;they lie on EH
NO;the three points are not collinear
Yes;they lie on FH
Yes;they lie on EG

ARE E,F & H collinear? Yes;they lie on EH NO;the three points are not collinear-example-1
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Answer: Yes;they lie on EG

Explanation:

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Answer:

Explanation:

Yes; the 3 points all lie on EG.

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