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If a ray lays in a plane how many points of the ray are also in the plane
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If a ray lays in a plane how many points of the ray are also in the plane
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If a ray lays in a plane, assuming it is contained by the plane, this results in a line intersection plane-line relationship. This means all the points of the ray are also in the plane.
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