Points, Lines, and Planes Postulates

What postulate states, "Through any two points there is exactly one line."?

• Three Point Postulate

• Line-Point Postulate

• Line Intersection Postulate

• Two Point Postulate

• Plane-Point Postulate

What postulate states, "A line contains at least two points."?

• Line Intersection Postulate

• Line-Point Postulate

• Three Point Postulate

• Plane-Point Postulate

• Plane-Line Postulate

What postulate states, "If two lines intersect,

then they intersect in exactly one point."?

• Line Intersection Postulate

• Line-Point Postulate

• Three Point Postulae

• Plane-Point Postulate

• Plane-Line Postulate

What postulate states, "Through any three noncollinear points there is exactly

one plane containing them."

• Plane-Point Postulate

• Plane-Line Postulate

• Plane Intersection Postulate

• Three Point Postulate

• Two Point Postulate

What postulate states, "A plane contains at least three noncollinear points."?

• Plane-Line Postulate

• Plane Intersection Postulate

• Two Point Postulate

• Line-Point Postulate

• Plane-Point Postulate

What postulate states, "If two points lie in a plane, then the line containing those points also lies in the plane."?

• Line Intersection Postulate

• Plane-Line Postulate

• Plane Intersection Postulate

• Plane-Point Postulate

• Three Point Postulate

What postulate states, "If two planes intersect, then they intersect in exactly one line."?

• Three Point Postulate

• Line Intersection Postulate

• Plane Intersection Postulate

• Plane-Line Postulate

• Plane-Point Postulate

Illustrate an example of the Two Point Postulate

Answer explanation

Only one line can be drawn through both points A and B

Illustrate an example of the Line-Point Postulate

Answer explanation

Line AB must contain at least both points A AND B to be considered a geometric line

Illustrate an example of the Line Intersection Postulate

Answer explanation

Lines AB and DC can only intersect at one point - point O