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For three points, X, Y and Z, to be collinear, which of these conditions should be true? Select all that apply.

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XY+YZ=XZ
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XY+YZ>XZ
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XZYZ>XY
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XZ+YZ=XY
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Solution

The correct option is D
XZ+YZ=XY
The sum of any two of the distances is equal to the third distance, the points are said to be collinear.

We are given 3 points X, Y and Z.

The distances between the points are XY, YZ and XZ.

So, for points X, Y and Z to be collinear, we have,

XY+YZ=XZOr YZ+XZ=XYOr XY+XZ=YZThese can further be written as:XZYZ=XYOr XYXZ=YZOr YZXZ=XY


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