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Pq lies on plane PQR. Point S lies on plane PQR. qs does not lie on plane PQR. Which two statements contradict each other?

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Vinil7 [7]2 years ago

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Answer c: 2 and 3

Of course Q is on plane PQR. If S is as well, then QS is as well.

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