Geometry Answers

There is a line and three points (A, B and C), which do not belong to this line. The segment AB intersects the line, and the segment AC doesn’t intersect it. Does the segment BC intersects the line or it doesn’t?

Can the points A, B and C belong to the same line, if AB > BC, AB > AC, and AB < AB + BC?

Can the points A, B and C belong to the same line, if AB = 1,8m, AC = 1,3m, DC = 3m?

I have to do my geometry class over ..i failed it this year...i am taking the class over the internet...It is through Keystone credit recovery....can you do this course for me...?

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