Difference between revisions of "Coplanar"
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| − | '''Coplanar''' means lying in the same [[plane]]. [[Coplanar points]] are contained in one plane. Coplanar lines are lines that are in one plane. | + | '''Coplanar''' means lying in the same [[plane]]. [[Coplanar points]] are contained in one plane. Coplanar lines are lines that are in one plane. A set of up to three points must always be coplanar: the minimum number of points that can lie in different planes is four. |
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Latest revision as of 12:57, May 14, 2009
Coplanar means lying in the same plane. Coplanar points are contained in one plane. Coplanar lines are lines that are in one plane. A set of up to three points must always be coplanar: the minimum number of points that can lie in different planes is four.
