Question

6 multiple choice 1 point give another name for the plane v. plane rst $overleftrightarrow{qw}$ plane f plane wqs $overleftrightarrow{qr}$ point q line g

Explanation:

To name a plane, we can use three non - collinear points on the plane. Let's analyze each option:

• Option $\overleftrightarrow{QW}$: This is a line, not a plane. A line is one - dimensional, while a plane is two - dimensional.
• Option "plane f": Usually, a plane is named using points on it. Just using a single letter "f" is not a standard way to name a plane based on the given diagram's context.
• Option "plane WQS": Points W, Q, S: We need to check if they are non - collinear. From the diagram, Q and S are on a line in the plane, and W is on a line that intersects the plane at Q. So W, Q, S are not all non - collinear (Q and S are collinear, and W, Q are on a different line, but three points with two collinear don't define a plane uniquely in the standard way of three non - collinear points).
• Option $\overleftrightarrow{QR}$: This is a line, not a plane.
• Option "point Q": A point is a zero - dimensional object, not a plane.
• Option "line g": A line is one - dimensional, not a plane.
• Option "plane RST": Points R, S, T are non - collinear (since R and S are on one line in the plane, and T is a point not on that line), so they can be used to name the plane V.

Answer:

A. plane RST