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four noncoplanar points define a space, but could they be used to form two intersecting planes? Explain why or why not

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Yes because it takes 3 noncolinear points to form a plane so there you have one plane. You add the last point so that the four points are noncoplanar and you will have four intersecting planes. The points would form a triangular pyramid.
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