chenb4425

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   by chenb4425 1mo ago

   That's only assuming your set of points only contains three points. If you have four or more points, it's entirely possible that a line you draw between two points passes through a third. . ... If you're given the above set o
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   by chenb4425 1mo ago

   I think you are mistaking the fact that you can easily find an example satisfying the theorem’s statement with the proof that the statement is always true. Of course given any set of points that aren’t all on the same line, your nine your o
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   by chenb4425 1mo ago

   It’s that the line passes through exactly two points, which if you think about it is not exactly obvious.