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The other thread above helped me. You can have as many collinear points as you want as long as at least one point in the set is non-collinear. Consider a 3x3 g
by Cerium 2mo ago
The other thread above helped me. You can have as many collinear points as you want as long as at least one point in the set is non-collinear.
Consider a 3x3 grid. It satisfies this argument.