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Another way of phrasing the same concept: An infinite number of Euclidean planes can be drawn containing a single point, but you only need three of these—and i
by zacharyvoase 15y ago
Another way of phrasing the same concept:
An infinite number of Euclidean planes can be drawn containing a single point, but you only need three of these—and it can be any three—to find the original point.
- lurker14 15y ago(if the original point is contained within a line that is also known. For example, if the original/desired point is on the x-axis)