Ac1.2bCollinearIntersectionNamingPlanes

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Coplanar Points C D B A P D C B A Collinear Points are points on the same line. are points that lie in the same plane.

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Explanation of Collinear and Coplanar points and Naming Planes

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Coplanar Points

C

D

BA

P

DCBA

Collinear Points are points on the same line.

are points that lie in the same plane.

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D

C

B

A

Non-collinear points

are points that do not lie on 1 line.

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H

G

FE

D

CB

A

Non-coplanar points

are points that do not lieOn 1 plane.

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Point A is on line 1.

L1

A

Point A is in line 1.

Line 1 contains point A.

Line 1 is through point A.

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L2L1

A

The intersection of line 1 and line2 is point A.

Intersection means the elements in both sets.

Is the symbol for intersection.

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Which is in? L2

L1

Which is thru?

L1

L2

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In? Under? Above?

L3

L2

L1

L1 L2L3

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Which plane containsPoint A ?Point B ?Point C ?Point D ?Line AB ?

DC

B

A

H

V

Both

Both

Both

HV

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Classroom Ex. P. 7 1-10Y

X

W

ST

O

R

M

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Classroom Ex. P. 7 11-20

D C

HB

A

G

FE

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Complete ShapesHow many planes are drawn?

Add Lines to complete the diagram.

How many planes are drawn?6

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Complete 3-D diagrams

Number of Planes = 7

Number of Planes = 8

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Name the segment that go through point V.

V

T

SR

WName the rest of thePlanes.

VRS

VWTVWR

VST

RST

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V

T

SR

W

Complete the

pyramid.

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Alternative Plane Drawings

F

ED

CB

A

Note that the intersection of two planes is a line.

AD�������������� �

Therefore, segment AD stretches out to be a line.A real planes goes on for ever.

The boundaries of the planes are only in the model.

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G

A

B

C

DE

F

Name the back plane.

Name the left plane.

Name the bottom plane.

Name the top plane.

Name the front plane.

BCF

CDE

ABC

ABG

ADE

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H

RL

B

AA

B

A

A

Three planes can intersect at a 1 line.

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G

A

B

C

DE

F

Three planes can intersect at a 1 point.

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G

FE

D

C

H

RL

B

AA

B

A

A

Point C is in plane _____

Point D is in plane _____

Point E is in plane _____

Point F is in plane _____

Point G is in plane _____

Point A is in plane _____

Point B is in plane _____

H

R

L

H

L

L, R, H

L, R, H

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

X

XY�������������� �

True or False

Intersects plane M at point O.

True

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Plane M intersects at more than 1 point.

MS

W

O

T

R

Y

X

XY�������������� �

True or False

False

#2

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

XTrue or False

T, O and R are collinear.

False

#3

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

XTrue or False

X, O, and Y are collinear.

True

#4

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

XTrue or False

R, O, S, and W are coplanar.

True

#5

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

XTrue or False

R, S, T, and X are coplanar.

False

#6

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

XTrue or False

R, X, O and Y are coplanar.

True

#7

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

X

Does a plane have edges?

No

#8

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

X

Can a given point be in 2 lines? Ten lines?

Yes

#9

Yes

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MS

W

O

T

R

Y

X

Can a given line be in 2 planes? In 10 planes?

Yes

#10

Yes

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Find the fourth point of the plane.

A, B, C, ___

False

#11-16

H G

FE

D C

BA

B, G, C, ___B, E, F, ___A, D, E, ___

D, C, H, ___E, F, H, ___D G G

H A F

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H G

FE

D C

BA

Are there any points in line CG besides C and G?

Are there more than 4 points in plane ABCD?

Yes

Yes

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H G

FE

D C

BA

Name the intersection of plane ABFE and BCGF.

Name two planes that do not intersect.

BF�������������� �

ABCD & DFGH ABFE & DCGH ADHE & BCGF

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C’est fini.

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