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Geometry: 1.5 Postulates and Theorems Relating Points & Lines

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This document defines key terms used in geometry such as postulates, theorems, determine, exists, and unique. It then presents several postulates and theorems relating points and lines: - Postulate 6 states that two points determine a unique line - Postulate 7 states that three non-collinear points determine a unique plane - Theorem 1.1 states that two intersecting lines intersect at a single, unique point - Theorem 1.2 states that a line and a point not on the line determine a unique plane Students are assigned homework problems applying these concepts.

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This document defines key terms used in geometry such as postulates, theorems, determine, exists, and unique. It then presents several postulates and theorems relating points and lines: - Postulate 6 states that two points determine a unique line - Postulate 7 states that three non-collinear points determine a unique plane - Theorem 1.1 states that two intersecting lines intersect at a single, unique point - Theorem 1.2 states that a line and a point not on the line determine a unique plane Students are assigned homework problems applying these concepts.

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This document defines key terms used in geometry such as postulates, theorems, determine, exists, and unique. It then presents several postulates and theorems relating points and lines: - Postulate 6 states that two points determine a unique line - Postulate 7 states that three non-collinear points determine a unique plane - Theorem 1.1 states that two intersecting lines intersect at a single, unique point - Theorem 1.2 states that a line and a point not on the line determine a unique plane Students are assigned homework problems applying these concepts.

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Geometry: 1.5 Postulates and Theorems Relating Points & Lines

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This document defines key terms used in geometry such as postulates, theorems, determine, exists, and unique. It then presents several postulates and theorems relating points and lines: - Postulate 6 states that two points determine a unique line - Postulate 7 states that three non-collinear points determine a unique plane - Theorem 1.1 states that two intersecting lines intersect at a single, unique point - Theorem 1.2 states that a line and a point not on the line determine a unique plane Students are assigned homework problems applying these concepts.

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Geometry

1.5 Postulates and


Theorems Relating Points
& Lines
Some Important Terms
 Postulate(Post.)-a basic assumption
without proof
 Theorem(Thm.)-a statement that can
be proved using postulates, defn.’s &
previously proved thms.
 Determine-to define or specify

“4 walls, a ceiling, and a floor determine a room”


Some Important Terms
 Exists-there is at least one
“chairs exist in this room”

 Unique-there is no more than one


“In this room, the computer is unique, the chairs are not”

 Oneand only one-exactly one;


shows existence and uniqueness
“In this room, there is one and only one fire extinguisher”
Postulate 6(Know the meaning not the number)

 Through any two points there is


exactly one line.

 Howwould you write this using the


word determine?
Two points determine a line.
A .
B .
Postulate 7(Know the meaning not the number)

 Through any three noncollinear points


there is exactly one plane.

.B
.A
.C

 Through any three points there is at least


one plane.
See diagram on the board.
Postulate 8(Know the meaning not the number)

 If two points are in a plane, then the line


that contains the points is in the plane.

B .
A .
Postulate 9(Know the meaning not the number)
 If two planes intersect, then their
intersection is a line.

B .

A .
Theorem 1.1 (Know the meaning not the number)

 If two lines intersect, then they intersect


in exactly one(one and only one) point.

A .

The point exists(there is at least one point) and is


unique(no more than one point exists).
Theorem 1.2 (Know the meaning not the number)

 Through a line and a point not in the line, there is

exactly one(one and only one) plane.


The plane exists(there is at least one plane) and is unique(no more
than one plane exists).

A .
Theorem 1.3 (Know the meaning not the number)

 If two lines intersect, then exactly one (one


and only one) plane contains the lines.

The plane exists(there is at least one plane) and is unique(no more than one
plane exists).
Quick Quiz
 Two points must be ___________
Collinear
 Three points may be __________
Collinear
 Three points must be __________
Coplanar
 Four points may be __________
Coplanar
Quick Quiz
 Three noncollinear points determine a ___
Plane
 A line and a point not on a line determine
a __________
Plane
 A line and a plane can 1)__________
2)_________ or 3)____________
Be Parallel, Intersect in exactly one point, or
the plane can contain the line
 Four noncoplanar points determine
__________
Space
Homework
 P.21 #4-32(4X) P. 25 #1-17 Odd
P. 29 S.T. #1-11 Odd
 Bring Compass Tomorrow

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