Draw line ST intersecting plane M at point R
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The terms point, line and plane, are the undefined terms in geometry. They are so basic that these terms are used to define other terms in geometry. You can describe a point to be indicating a location or position without any thickness. A line is a series of points that travel in one direction infinitely at both ends. A plane is a flat surface of area. The diagram of line ST intersecting plane M at point R is shown in the attached picture.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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