Geometry Help...

It says to name a point that is coplanar with the given points....Here are the points - A,B,F

Here is the image....Thanks!

 

nice square lol :lol:

 

Do you know the answer?!?

 

i think C but im not sure havent had geometry in a long time

 

G is coplanar with given points A, B, and F. That's the only point there that is coplanar with those three...

 

i think its F...
is that your HW?

 

i'd have to go with that aswell.

 

It is the one question on it I couldn't figure out....None look coplanar to me...How is G coplanar?

 

g is coplanar because of the angle of a and b so that would make f and g the same angle as a and b

 

G, because its coplanar to a, b, f. the points are g, f, b.

 

I get it! So it is like an invisible diagonal plane going down thorugh the box...I think

 

G is the correct answer. Million Knives, the answer cannot be F, because F was a given point, so the answer wouldn't be/isn't just handed to you.

Plane - A surface such that if any two points on the surface are connected by a line, all points of the line are also on the surface.

Coplanar - Lying on the same plane.

These definitions should help you see how G is coplanar with points A, B, and F. Just imagine putting a piece of paper on the rectangle such that the paper crossed through points A, B, and F. You will see that the paper would cross over point G therefore making it coplanar with the previously stated points.

 

hmm... you are right.. it is G...but is this his HW or is this just for fun?

cause its not fun...

 

Haha, I believe it is his homework...and if you do this for fun, then you are a sick, sick child. :blink:

 

Math stinks.