Infinite.
many points, even curved line as long as the line is not broken it could go on for infinity!
In general, a linear equation CANNOT be made to go through three points. That will only happen if the three points are collinear and in that case, the equation of the line will only require two points.
Infinitely many, though in a plane, only one straightline.However, an arbitrarily large number of curved linescould pass through two points.[As an aside there some non-Euclidian geometries in which the above do not apply, but I'm sure they lie outside your scope of inquiry.]
planes are used for cargo shipping, passenger shipping, or just sight seeing.
Only one.
Infinite.
Given any two points, there are infinitely many coplanar circles that can go through the two points. And then each circle can be rotated through infinitely many planes about the straight line joining those two points. So as stated, there is not the slightest hope of pinning down an answer.
9
As many as possible
many points, even curved line as long as the line is not broken it could go on for infinity!
The points in a circle are just points in a circle. Also, a plane cannot be within a circle because planes go on forever in all directions, so a circle can be within a plane.
In general, a linear equation CANNOT be made to go through three points. That will only happen if the three points are collinear and in that case, the equation of the line will only require two points.
No, to get any points the ball has to go through the hoop
9.0 points
no, it is a turnover
The planes that fly over Ukraine daily depend on how many flights go out daily,and the delays and cancelations that occur daily.