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Plot three points on the coordinate plane and label them A, B, and C. (Be sure that all three points do not lle in a straight line.) Now join the points

two at a time using straight paths. How many unique straight paths can you make through the points? Which geometric figure is formed?

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Answer:

It is possible to make three unique straight paths, AB, BC, and AC . Together, the three paths form a triangle.

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Answer:

3 unique straight paths.

Triangle ABC

Explanation:

Three points A, B and C lie on the coordinate plane and do not lie in a straight line.

  • Join the points A and B to get line AB;
  • Join the point A and C to get line AC;
  • Join the points B and C to get line BC.

Hence, there are three unique straight paths.

These three lines together form the triangle ABC (see attached diagram).

Plot three points on the coordinate plane and label them A, B, and C. (Be sure that-example-1
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