Point C = (10,2,-1) is given together with line 1: X=(2,2, 2) + (², -, -1), te R. Let arbitrary points A, B E l such that AB. Is it possible to construct AABC? Show your logic.
Point C = (10,2,-1) is given together with line 1: X=(2,2, 2) + (², -, -1), te R. Let arbitrary points A, B E l such that AB. Is it possible to construct AABC? Show your logic.
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Point C=(10,2,-1) is given together with line l:X=(5/6,21/5,9/2)+t(5/6,-1/5,-1/2), tER.
Let arbitrary points A,B E l such that A *does not equal* B. Is it possible to construct triangle ABC? Show your logic.
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