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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
Draw four concurrent lines.
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
In the figure, are the given lines concurrent? If not, why?
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
What is the minimum number of points that are always collinear?
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
What is a plane?
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
Name three collinear points in the figure.
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
Using a ruler, check whether the following points given in the figure below are collinear or not. (i) D, A and C (ii) A, B and C (iii) A, B and E
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4th June 2014,
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
Give three examples of Plane surfaces from your enviroment.
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
Lines l, m and n are concurrent. Also, lines l, n and o are concurrent. Draw a figure to find out whether lines l, m, n and o are concurrent or not.
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23rd May 2014,
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
Define the below:a) Concurrent lines. b) Plane.
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CBSE - VI - Maths - Basic Geometrical Ideas
Look at the figure and answer the questions: a) Name the collinear points. b) Write 4 groups of non-collinear points. c) Name the concurrent lines and their point of concurrence.
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