Andrew Chubykalo, S. N. Artekha
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In this brief note, we adduce the logical rationale that if at least one infinite straight line non-intersecting with the given straight line passes through a given point not lying on a given straight line, then it must be unique.
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In this brief note, we adduce the logical rationale that if at least one infinite straight line non-intersecting with the given straight line passes through a given point not lying on a given straight line, then it must be unique.
Key concepts: Line (geometry), Plane (geometry), Physics, Point (geometry), Geometry, Lying, Theoretical physics, Mathematics