Three different lines on a plane divide it into k regions, which do not overlap. The number k cannot be a)7 b)6 c)5 d)4 e) k could be any number

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Cool Guy Yo · Answer 1 · 2018-03-17T19:13:55+0000

Answer: Choice E) k could be any number

See the four attached images to see examples of each partition.

Each attachment corresponds to a different k value.

Three different lines on a plane divide it into k regions, which do not overlap. The-example-1

Three different lines on a plane divide it into k regions, which do not overlap. The-example-2

Three different lines on a plane divide it into k regions, which do not overlap. The-example-3

Three different lines on a plane divide it into k regions, which do not overlap. The-example-4

Three different lines on a plane divide it into k regions, which do not overlap. The number k cannot be a)7 b)6 c)5 d)4 e) k could be any number

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