First statement: False. Points K, M and N form a triangle.
Second statement: True. Points J, K, and Q are on the same line.
Third statement: False. KN and MQ intersect at N, not at R.
Fourth statement: False. JQ and KM intersect at K, but MQ does not pass through it.
Fifth statement: True. By definition, there is always only 1 line that can be drawn between 2 given points.
Simply distribute the -3 across the b and -7.
-3(b - 7) = (-3 * b) + (-3 * -7) = -3b + 21
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The answer should be true
Axiom and postulates. They are considered to be self evident.
