Big Ideas Math Geometry, 2014
BI
Big Ideas Math Geometry, 2014 View details
1. Points, Lines, and Planes
Continue to next subchapter

Exercise 44 Page 9

Where is plane QKL in the diagram?

M, N, R, and S

Practice makes perfect

To determine which points are not coplanar with Q, K, and L, let's begin by plotting plane QKL. To do this, we connect the points and create a plane that goes across the diagonal of the diagram.

Looking at the graph, we can see that the point P also lies on this plane. The points that are not coplanar with Q, K, and L are then any points that are not on the plane QKL. These are M, N, R, and S.