We have two points known to be ( S ) and ( T ). A line connects two points.
The minimum number of points that are required to form a straight line in a cartesian coordinate system are ( two ).
The minimum number of points that are required to form a plane in a cartesian coordinate system are ( three ) which will form two vectors i.e it requires two lines formed with a common point.
Two planes always intersect at exactly one point with direction normal to the two plane normal vectors.
Hence, the only possible postulate that relates two points is the formation of a line between two points; hence, the correct postulate for the given statement is:

Answer:
8.0
Step-by-step explanation:
Sin theta = opposite /hypotenuse
sin 53 = x/10
Multiply each side by 10
10 sin 53 = x
7.9863551
To the nearest tenth
x = 8.0
Answer:
Let there be a square ABCD with diagonal AC=12 root 2 cm
Since angles of a square are all 90 degrees
pythagoras theoream
AB^2+BC^2=AC^2
Since all sides of square are equal
2AB^2=(12 root 2)^2
2AB ^2=144*2
AB^2=144
AB= root 144=12 cm
area of square = s^2 =12^2 = 144cm^2
hope it helps
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