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I : Through three non-collinear points o...

I : Through three non-collinear points only one plane exists
II : Through three collinear points only one plane exists
Which of the following is correct?

A

both I, II are true

B

Neither I nor II is true

C

I is true, II is false

D

I is false, II is true

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C
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