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If j and k are intersecting lines, A and B are points on j, and C and D are points on k, how many planes contain points A, B, C, and D?

• A. We can't determine from the given information.
O B. Exactly one
O C. Infinitely many
O D. None

If j and k are intersecting lines, A and B are points on j, and C and D are points-example-1
User Paul Fultz II
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Answer:

O B. Exactly one

Explanation:

The plane ABCD contatins the points ABCD. Three points create a plane, so if you add a fourth point, usually one plane will go through them.

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