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If U lies on the same line as R and N, what terms describe the relationship the three points must have?

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Thepotemich [5.8K]2 years ago

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Collinear because any points that is "on" the same line is considered collinear. It can be Coplanar when any 3 points lie in the same plane, but this problem does not say that. It only asks if point U can be anywhere on the line including R and N. Hope this helps! :)

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