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Problem 5.1: Can two-dimensional objects exist in three-dimensional space? [Solution]
Problem 5.2: What is the minimum number of lines it takes to span space? [Solution]
Problem 5.3: Explain why three noncolinear points cannot form a three-dimensional object in space? [Solution]
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