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Coplanarity

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A coplanar plane (Coplanar Plane/coplanarity) refers in mathematics and geometry to a state where multiple points or lines all exist “on the same plane.” The main characteristics and conditions are as follows. 1. Coplanarity of points (coplanarity condition) • 3 points: Any 3 points in space always determine 1 plane, so they are necessarily coplanar. • 4 or more points: Vectors are used to determine whether 4 points (A, B, C, D) lie on the same plane. If the scalar triple product of vectors \(\vec{AB}\), \(\vec{AC}\), and \(\vec{AD}\) is 0, these 4 points are coplanar.

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