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Define Non-Collinear Points : Solved Examples

Collinear Points

Demonstrate how three non-collinear points, when joined together, makes a polygon, and name the resultant polygon.

First take three non-collinear points as shown in following diagram:

Now join points - A with B, B with C and C with A and we get the following diagram:

The Resultant Polygon is a Triangle ABC as shown in the below diagram:

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Demonstrate how three non-collinear points, when joined together, makes a polygon, and name the resultant polygon.

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